I believe that C & D are both very good answers but the choice that i believe to be accurate is actually :
D.) I hereby declare.
I would of said C.) , but it doesn't quite tell you what the speaker is saying or what the vibe is.
This is the answer because you can feel what the speaker is going to say and it is obvious of what the tone of voice is.
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Either
The overpopulation problem is so dire that selecting some humans to be a food source is a just solution.
Or
There are no reasonable objections to the author's proposal.
It is used to spot out several mechanical and grammatical errors within a piece of writing. Overall, it is used to trim and add decorations to the product (your writing)
The correct tense or form of the verbs in the bracket is this:
- We did not do any volunteer work five years ago.
<h3>What is the correct form of the verb in the bracket?</h3>
The correct verb form that should be added to the words in brackets to make a complete meaning is, "did." Did is the past form of the verb, "do" which is the act of performing a certain action.
The sentence is phrased in the negative form and here we can see that the subject or individuals in the question did not perform the act of going to volunteer work some five years ago. So, the right form of the sentence has been written above.
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