It would be B.) had suggested. All past perfect forms begin with "had".
The sentence that
uses negatives correctly is letter B. Alexis can't wait for her grandmother to
visit tonight.
<span>
A. We don't have no more orange juice, Mom. Here,
the negatives used are: ‘no more’ and ‘don’t’, two negatives are redundant.</span>
C. Please don't
never startle me like that again! Here, the negatives used are: ‘don't’ and ‘never’,
two negatives are redundant.
<span>
D. There's never
nothing fun to do around here. Here, the negatives used are: ‘never’ and ‘nothing’,
two negatives are redundant.</span>
The correct option is B.
In English language, a single word can have as much as four or five different meanings. A dictionary entry normally give all the meaning of the words that are listed and it also enhances one's understanding of the words by giving examples in order to show how the words are used in sentences.
Answer:
Okay
Explanation:
I'm not 100%- just a warning.
"I helped someone with <em>their</em> homework. His name is Alic and he's a classmate of mine."
