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the events take place on earth and after it has ended.
An object pronoun<span> is a type of personal </span>pronoun<span> that is normally used as a grammatical </span>object<span>, either as the direct or indirect </span>object<span> of a verb, or as the </span>object <span>of a preposition. These </span>pronouns<span> always take the </span>objective<span> case, whether they are indirect </span>object pronouns<span> or direct </span>object pronouns<span>.
So it's the object the verb is describing...
So we know the answer is not B. "They shouted as loudly as possible."
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Satire, pastiche, homage, and parody – four literary terms subject to frequent misuse. Most readers and writers have some sense of what each word means, but many struggle to pin down the specifics – something about real-world references, humor, and mockery, right? Well, kind of. These four horsemen may describe similar genre conventions and devices, but don’t be fooled: they’re not synonymous.
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March 20, 1988, Section 6, Page 20
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hope you find it it's there tho!
The answer is A "My mother went to the grocery store to buy food for our upcoming camping trip."