1. The intense rattling increased with every passing second.
Answer: hear
2. I liked riding in boats when they were going fast.
Answer: doesn’t have it
3. The sweat running down my body was already stinging my eyes and turning the fake leather seat beneath me into a wet, slippery mess.
Answer: feel
4. The shadow it made almost covered the entire driveway.
Answer: see
<span>B. Not even beauty can resist the damaging effects of the passage of time.
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A preposition is an important part of the English language. It is used to show a relationship between the noun and pronoun in a sentence. A preposition must always be followed by a noun or pronoun in a sentence. It can never be followed by a verb.
Example ——> He sat on the chair. There is some milk in the fridge. She was hiding under the table.
Answer:
Bob was mad at Finch for defending a black man. So when he saw Finch at the post office, he cursed at him, spit in his face, and threaten to kill him. Finch responded by taking out his handkerchief and wiped his face, stood there and took all of Bob's cursing at him. What made Bob angry was the face that Finch stood there calmed and didn't react to Bob in a why that most would have done; i.e. got into an argument or physical altercation with him in the street. When Bob responded to Finch's non-physical action, he asked Finch, "Too proud to fight, you n-loving *b*?", and Finch responded in a polite manner of "No, too old," and walked away.
.you should know what the "n" means because I could not type it due to the racial content that is not approved by this site.
and the *b* means b-a--s--t-a--r-d
I think it conveys condition. I'm not sure though