The sentence that uses Standard English is The boy had grown up very quickly.
Standard English uses correct grammar and vocabulary, and the first sentence doesn't - it should be <em>The boy grew up very quickly.</em>
Answer:
1) His mother wished to <u>speak to the principal.</u>
2) The students who <u>were bullied were punished</u>
3) The dog whose<u> tail was cut is crying.</u>
4) The stolen <u>car has been found</u>
5) The winning football team <u>celebrated their victory with a big party</u>
6) Those houses are <u>very expensive</u>
Explanation:
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To answer this question, you must first read the article to which the question refers. Then you need to identify which element caused the students to think that there would be no prom, that is, you need to identify for what reason, there would be a possibility that this ball would not happen. That reason was what provoked the students' thinking and is the answer to your question. For example: The city may have gone through a natural disaster, the graduation class suffered a huge loss, there was not enough money to organize the ball, among others.
In the sentence: " <span>Tiny Tim's father, Bob Cartchin, works for Scrooge." the appositive is Bob Cartchin because it renames Tiny Tim's father.
</span>Appositive<span> is a noun, a noun phrase, or a noun clause that renames a noun that comes just before them.
</span>In the sentence above, Tiny Tim's father was renamed by the noun "Bob Cartchin".
