He is too young to walk home alone to an apartment. He is too young to be home alone by himself. He spends too much time alone & could get into trouble, because at that age he does not have the life experiences to know right from wrong or good from evil. Something could happen to him from the time he gets out of school and when his mom finally gets home, and no one would even know about it. He has a poor diet & a poor roll model. He will have many health issues in his future. He may also feel isolated & alone.
Answer: Cognizant: The learn or understand something.
Dictionary: Having knowledge or being aware of.
Explanation:
Answer:
Well, I can't quite determine if you mean for this to be a trick question or if you are serious.
I say that because technically speaking, A and C show future tense, while B and D show past tense.
Of all the options, A is the best one to represent the present tense. While it certainly <u><em>can</em></u> represent the present tense, it does a much better job at representing the future tense. Yes, really. Let me give you some other examples so you'll see what I mean.....
Explanation:
Today, I'm leaving for Paris on the 4:00 p.m. flight. = future tense
Today, the army is sending me to boot camp. = future tense
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I should add....
If you were to say: "Today, I'm babysitting my nephew." --- <u><em>and you said it at the moment that you are in the house next to your nephew</em></u> -- then, THAT would be present tense.
In this example, we're talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking unlike option A above which refers to an action that hasn't happened yet.
Have you got it??
A Possible Answer:
Maria (proper noun) walks her dog (common noun) around the neighborhood (common noun) every Monday (proper noun) to give him exercise (common noun).
Explanation:
A <em>proper noun</em> is a noun naming a specific person, place, or thing - examples are a person's name (e.g., Maria or Carlos) or the name of a location (e.g., New York or Amsterdam).
A <em>common noun</em> is a noun naming an everyday person, place, or thing - examples include dog, happiness, teacher, and idea.
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