Answer:
B, E, F, G
Explanation:
Subscetable is an incorrect spelling, the correct spelling is susceptible, and it means being open to or easily influenced by a thing.
Property in this context is incorrect, the correct word here is 'properly' which can be interpreted as 'in right manner'.
Can't is an abbreviation for cannot, and in a formal writing it is best to use the full form of a word rather than the abbreviation, therefore i would use the word 'cannot' in place of can't.
Unbeneficial is a controversial word yet to well incorporated in the vocabulary, it raises a question in the sentence. I would replace it with 'disadvantageous, unhelpful or unprofitable', because these words will be better understood in this context.
1. I spoke to my brother yesterday.
2. I had a banana for breakfast.
3. Did you see the film on Monday?
4. You phoned me yesterday.
5. Did he like the pizza last night?
6. They spoke quietly so as to not wake up the baby.
7. We flew to Madrid last week.
8. We felt really tired so we went to bed early.
9. Did Max get the first prize in the swimming competition?
Answer: Although
Explanation:
In grammar, the role of conjunction is to link different elements including words, ideas, or even clauses. This implies they act as a connector and often indicate the relationship between the elements they link. Examples of these words include: and, however, until, so, among others.
In the sentence presented, the conjunction is "although" because this word serves as a connection and transition between the clauses "my sister likes chips" and "although I like popcorn the best" by showing contrast. Also, this is a subordinating conjunction, which is the type of conjunction that joins elements in a complex sentence like the one presented (dependent and independent clause sentence).
I think the topic of the both of them relates on what is the point or the theme of the book. Jem says that there are four kinds of folks, this one refers to the category of all the characters in the book and what Scout says refers the origin of every kind of characters that is in the book. Both of them correlates with each other.