Answer:
B
Explanation:
"Cherries" is plural, and therefore refers to some quantity more than one.
Think about it like this-- you don't eat a cherries, you eat a cherry. And you don't have a basket of cherry, you have a basket of cherries. Once you put it in a sentence you can feel how wrong it is.
I hope this helps!
To be honest, I think it might possibly be the third option. I hope this helps.
For part A the theme is roll with the punches for Part B it would be the second choice through it all varrick urged her to change it up
Answer:
applying knowledge of Greek and Latin roots
Explanation:
the sentence is too short to provide very much context, and it would take a while to study the word's origins. but if you know that multi- means many, you can probably figure out that the word describes a company that does business in many nations
I just had this question lol