We have stepped up our war production on a scale that is testing our industrial power, our engineering genius and our economic structure to the utmost.
My three options are the king is wearing elaborate clothing made of fancy materials. The king is dressed like a soldier to show that he is willing to go into battle. The king has a sword and sits next to a helmet. The king sits next to a crown, which symbolizes his power. The fourth option doesn’t quiet fit with the rest.
False. It can make things possessive. The cabin belonging to Tom becomes Tom’s cabin.
Cannot becomes can’t, but that is a contraction, not a conjunction.
Conjunctions are “linking” words like and, but, yet, or, nor, etc.
Answer:
0) to
25) up
26) At
27) it
28) for
29) the
30) if
Explanation:
To answer this question one must guess the missing words based on the context of the sentence. For example, number 25 requires completing the phrasal verb "grow up," which refers to becoming an adult. Option 28 is followed by the word "example," and "for example" is a common phrase to introduce evidence about something being true, so we can infer that the missing word is "for."
D would be the answer the author want to demonstrate the extent