I assume you mean the three tenses, but let me know if you need more.
Past Tense: "Birds flew in the sky."
Future Tense: "Birds will fly in the sky."
The sentence is already in the present tense.
<span>-various locations with a small number of employees in each
Since AAA is a travel agency, it needs to be physically accessible by many different customers. Because of this it has various locations, so that it's customers can walk in and visit an agent who can sit down and review all the different travel options. The numerous locations allow for the employee population to be spread out in the different buildings so there are only a small number in each location.
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Answer:
singular, proper
Explanation:
The given word is a single name of a person. As all names are proper nouns, proper would be appropriate in this case.
Hence the answer.
Hope it helps!
