The sentence that uses a verb that agrees with its subject is D. Here are some new stamps from the post office.
Subject - Stamps (plural) Verb - are (plural)
A) Subject - Buildings(plural) Verb used - hides (singular) should be: hide (plural)
B) Subject - Minerals (plural) Verb used - is (singular) should be: are (plural)
C) Subject - Athlete (singular) Verb used - sit (plural) should be: sits (singular)
Hello. You forgot to enter the options and answer. The options are:
A. your high school has a bright future . . . B. you need the town to be on a spotlight . . . C. I am the pride and honor of this state . . . D. I know something about programming . .
Answer:
D. I know something about programming . .
Explanation:
A euphenism is a figure of lingaugem that promotes a smoothing of a term that may not present the effect that the author wishes to pass through the text, leaving it more "palatable" or related to the reader. When reading the text shown in the question above, we can see that the narrator is presenting an individual who is a programming professional, in this case, the eupenism that would best fit at the end of the text, is what is represented by option D.
The above statement reflects the freedom that the family felt after Gregor died.
Due to Gregor's condition, the family was forced to sell off things and find work to earn money for their daily living. They had to take care of Gregor and they felt trapped by him. They wanted Gregor to leave and free them to live their lives the way they wanted to. When Gregor died, they got their wish. Their disregard of Gregor was evident when the cleaning lady was the one who buried Gregor's remains.
In Alice Walker's "Everyday use" the definition of the word everyday in the title and in the text is both: Ordinary, normal; Day after day, each day.