That means it's offered for sale at a very very very very good price.
The price may be so good because the owner doesn't know what it's actually worth,
or because they're having a super-duper temporary sale, or because it's something
you personally need very badly so it's worth a lot more to you personally.
In any case, it's called a 'steal', because when something is stolen, the stealer
gets what he wants for a very very very low price, and this is just like that.
Answer:
1. Will not die
2. Will not invite
3. Will not apply
4. Will not meet
5. Will not answer
6. Will not hide
7. Will not follow
8. Will not forgive
9. Will not enjoy
10. Will not complete
Explanation:
The simple future tense is used to show what will happen in the future.
It is usually shown by adding "will" to the verb.
The answers above, corresponds and appropriately fills in the gap to each incomplete sentence.
Answer:
She believes that a thorough knowledge of your topic and plenty of practice is leading to success.
Explanation:
The first verb to believe is used in present simple tense because it refers to her habits or general truth. In this example, she expresses something in what is she certain. The second verb to lead is used in present continuous tense because this action will be also present in the future and refers to a permanent situation that will continue and does not stop in the present moment.
The answer to your question is D
<span>A- "We can take comfort in this much: we teach our children even when we're not trying to."</span>
