What makes the first sentence a strong opening for this introduction? The writer uses creativity and humor to engage the reader.
The writer ponders childhood to stir up the reader’s memories. The writer introduces the topic immediately to inform the reader. The writer complains about relationships to gain the reader’s sympathy.
D - Everyone in this room that want to go on the field trip should turn in money.
Explanation:
Any time the subject is singular and 3rd person (he, she, it, a person's name, or ends in 'one' or 'body), the verb ends with an S. He WANTS, Sarah WANTS, everyone WANTS.
