Your answer is the third option, he was golfing.
he will be golfing ⇒ "will be" indicates it has not yet happened, or is happening in the future, so this option is incorrect.
he is golfing ⇒ "is" indicates it is happening right now, or in the present, so this option is incorrect.
he was golfing ⇒ "was" indicates it already happened, or it happened in the past, so this option is <em>correct</em>.
he will have been golfing ⇒ is incorrect grammar usage, therefore making it incorrect as well.
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Answer:
that the articles of Confideration were not adequate to the governing of the nation.
Explanation:
THe articles of confideration allow federal government to call for any sums of money from state to the service of US. This is obligatory on all states. This makes the revenues of Confideracy dependent upon intermediate agency of its members.
Answer:
C. The ease and peacefulness of the season.
Explanation:
John Keats' poem "To Autumn" is an ode that pays homage to the season of autumn. Personifying the season, he details the season from the late maturation of the crops till the harvesting season.
Lines 19 to 22 of the poem goes like this -
<em>And sometimes like a gleaner thou dost keep
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<em> Steady thy laden head across a brook;
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<em> Or by a cyder-press, with patient look,
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<em> Thou watchest the last oozings hours by hours.</em>
These lines personified the season autumn as someone like a gleaner, who gleans the fields for the last piece of grain. Or as someone who is watching the pressing of the cider from the apple. These four lines seem to be a commemoration of the ease and peacefulness of the autumn season.
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