What are you talking about? a book? give some answer choices
If this is about the canterbury tales then the answer is the second one, preparing to go on a pilgrimage
Task: type of writing
1. showing likeness or ideas: comparison-contrast
2. providing precise meaning for terms or ideas : definition.
3. dividing things or ideas into groups: classification-division
4. showing how to do something: illustration-example
5. using a story to make a point: process-analysis
I'm having a lot of trouble with this lesson as well!
The correct subject-verb agreement from the answer choices below is A)is...has.
'A cake or brownies is the easiest to serve. My mom has agreed to bake this weekend.'
That sounds better than
'A cake or brownies are the easiest to serve. My mom have agreed to bake this weekend.'
'A cake or brownies is the easiest to serve. My mom have agreed to bake this weekend.'
'A cake or brownies are the easiest to serve. My mom has agreed to bake this weekend.'
Those don't make sense when you read them, hence why A) is the correct choice.
