That's in the past tense form, if you want to put it in the present form, you would say: She says, "I am eating apples."
<span>C. Youthful
"Child-like" as a word can best be replaced by the adjective youthful. It is the correct part of speech to fit into the rest of the sentence, and it means basically the same thing. Acting like a child is acting as one did in youth, so youthful and child-like are very close synonyms. </span>
Make a list of the main points you want to have in your presentation. Then work on researching them one by one. Search one topic at a time, find a RELIABLE resource, then find information related to that. Write it all down, then do the next one, etc., etc. Then you can filter out what you do and don't want in it, keeping the important information and ditching the rest. Then you can start putting your presentation together. :)
