Answer:
lowercase the a in Aunt
Explanation:
if the name isnt used or given the a in aunt doesnt have to be capitalized. if it is the aunts name then the name will need to be capital but because its not a name it doesnt need to be capital. if you say
Me and my dad went to the store.
d in dad doesnt need to be capital.
if you say your dads name instead of dad then capitalize the first letter in his name.
example..
me and Mike went to the store.
hope this helps!!!
Morgandy
She said she did<span> not run for president because she expected to win. She ran to make a point.</span>
Answer:
His problem with his father
1. no receiver is named - 2. intransitive complete
2. subject is the doer - 1. transitive active
3. no action is expressed - 4. intransitive linking
4. subject is the receiver - 3. transitive passive
5. systematic arrangement of the forms of a verb according to tense, voice, mood, person, and number - 5. conjugation
Answer:
Alexander Hamilton, the founding father shown on the $10 bill, grew up in poverty. He worked hard to get an education. Subsequently, he became George Washington's secretary during the Revolutionary War. Later, he served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. Then, Washington asked him to serve as Secretary of the Treasury. Consequently, Hamilton became the father of our nation's financial system.
Explanation:
FYI ... you should know that using a <em>semicolon and a comma</em> is equally correct punctuation as using a <em>period and a comma</em> -- as in the two examples I provide in the paragraph above.
The only difference, per se, is in choosing one method over the other to establish/maintain a smooth flow. Think of the 'period-comma' as a red light; the 'semicolon-comma' is merely a stop sign. See the examples below.
I spilled hot coffee in my lap while driving 80 miles per hour. Consequently, I crashed into a tree.
vs.
I like pizza; therefore, I eat it every day.
