Answer:
1. We have our document saved.
2. I have the speakers on the shelf.
3.He has made a mess.
4. She has her homework printed.
5. Have you finished everything?
6. I printed my homework and I have finished it.
7.She has saved her documents on a stick memory.
8.We have finished our homework.
9.I have my room tidied.
10.We have turned the printer off and we logged off.
11. She has made a plane model.
12.He has put on his coat.
13. He has made his bed.
They jave put away their toys.
Answer: Quotes from historical figures
Explanation:
Answer:
I have don't understand the question
Usually you would add and, or you could add a coma. But make sure you have no words that make no sense
Answer:
Headline
Explanation:
The headline gives the persuasive text the required tone that will catch the readers undivided attention because it is said that most readers read the headline but few would read what follows unless the headline is encouraging / captivating.
