Answer:
The answer is below brother or sista U_U
Explanation:
Right now, here in the present. All kids or teens ever do is play video games, or take pictures of themselves. While... there is a trend of adults playing with kid stuff. The reason why Adults play with kid stuff is because it brings back the memories from the time they used to play with toys. My dad's interest was playing marbles and was one of the best marble players in the whole school and most of the kids would bring their marbles and shoot it around the playground and it was a big trend at my dad's school. Last time I caught (an old realitive you know) playing with an old slinky and I asked (is it a she or he?) why is (she or he) playing that old slinky instead of being on (his or her) phone instead and quit playing with a kids toy. (Realitive u know) sat me down and told me that just because an adult plays with a kids toy doesn't mean its immature... Its because.. it brings back the old memories from the time period I was in and who knows it might be a hobby for us adults. On Ytube I saw these people bringing out the old toys from back then and they remember it and started to play it and told the viewers that it bring back memories from the time they were in. Its not Immature if an adult was playing with a kids toy its just to bring back memories or maybe their hobby like reading comic books or play tea party or play with dolls.
The answer would be C because of the language of the excerpt.
Answer:
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Explanation:
we cant answer this because we need more info on the question.
Answer:
We meet every Thursday, at a different club member's house each week. The host for each week provides drinks and a <em><u>number of</u></em> snacks.
Explanation:
In the given sentence, the word(s) to be put in the blank is determined by the subject-verb agreement. This means that the subject and the verb must correspond with each other, added with the objects.
Here, the object is <u><em>"drinks and a ..... snacks"</em></u> which on first glance are plural. But the use of "a" before the "snacks" make it contradictory, meaning "a" is used for singular things while the "snacks" is plural at the same time. So, the best word(s) or phrase to use is "a number of" which signals a plural case.
Thus, the final sentence becomes
We meet every Thursday, at a different club member's house each week. The host for each week provides drinks and a <em><u>number of</u></em> snacks.
The correct answer is: adverb.
It's also referred to as adverb infinitive. It modifies "difficult", which is a predicate adjective (it gives more information about the subject of the sentence and there is a linking verb).