<span>Personal accounts remain after the person's death.
Accounts such as bank accounts or those on internet websites continue to exist until family members disable them.</span>
Answer:
Samuel had gone to take food to the soldiers.
Explanation:
"Went" is the past tense of the word "go". However, in the sentence, we see that word "had", which indicates that the tense here is not past tense, but is instead the past perfect tense.
In the past perfect tense, we pair "had" with the past participle of the verb. In this case, the verb is "go", and the past participle is "gone".
Thus, the sentence should read "Samuel had gone to take food to the soldiers."
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I would think it is that the little boy loves his father but the father does not. The father abandoned the boy and he ran home to his mother.
