2. They ought to have thought of that sooner.
3. Children, would you like me to make something special for dinner tonight?
4. Robert could have forgotten to post the letter.
5. Excuse me, could I have a look at your newspaper?
6. They weren't able to finish the exercise because they didn't have time.
7. Mobile phones must not be used on the plane.
8. Richard can't have stole your camera.
I think it is the first on
Carletta Wilson brilliantly portrays Abraham Lincoln as a man who is gifted with words, stating that he “inspired unity with his Second Inaugural Address” and that he “exhibited perfection in speech with the Gettysburg Address.”
The first option gives the opinion that Lincoln "is gifted with words." She then supports this idea using direct quotes about the impact his words have had on his audience. The second option about the Emancipation Proclamation is a fact, not an opinion. The third option does give an opinion, but does not use any evidence to support the opinion. The last choice is just terrible writing.
We need to see the options it gives you for each sentence
You do 12x5=60 and divide 60 by 2 and you get 30.
^you need to make a proportion
Answer: It would take 30 minutes
