Answer:
9. Progressive tense
10. Perfect tense
11. Simple tense
12. Perfect tense
13. Progressive
Explanation:
<u>Simple</u> <u>Progressive </u> <u>Perfect </u> I eat I am eating I have been eating
I ate I was eating I had been eating
I will eat I will be eating I will have been eating
Answer:
Maggie Lindemann—knife under my pillow
Explanation:
My current favourite but i get a new favourite almost every week
whats yours?
Bestie this is something you have to do
Answer:
b
Explanation:
this type of ending comes from Latin .The language did not use s for its endings in plural nouns, most ended ae .