Answer:
D. Neither the children nor their mother hides her delight at receiving presents.
Explanation:
In any sentence which uses the "neither...nor" form, it is mandatory to see the structure of the sentence first. Neither....nor is a comparing word which is also a negative form.
Whenever the 'neither...nor' form is used, the verb form will be based on the subject nearest to it. The subject-verb agreement will depend on the singularity/plural form of the subject involved. In the sentence, the verb "hide(s)" will be judged or used based on the nearest subject which is "mother" thus making it singular. So, the verb will become "hides" and followed by the pronoun "her" instead of the plural "their" for "mother" is singular.
Thus, the sentence
<em>Neither the children nor their</em><u><em> mother hides her</em></u><em> delight at receiving presents</em>
is deemed the correct answer.
1. False, they were called the Axis Powers
2. True
3. False, he was fascist
4. True
5. True
6.True
Answer:
Polonius wants Reynaldo to go to France and visit Laertes while spying on him to see what he's up to and make sure that he is behaving properly and keeping up the reputation and image of the King of Denmark. He is to do this by asking around implicitly about Laertes and saying that he knows him faintly and making up little lies to see if people who know him or have seen him agree with him and eventually tell of what they've seen Laertes do, essentially through roundabout means.
Answer:
Timothy of the Cay is a book written by Theodore Taylor. It is a prequel for Timothy and a sequel for Phillip to The Cay.
