You can come with us, or you can stay at your uncle's house.
The first letter of the sentence must be capitalized so the third sentence is wrong.
In the first sentence, "your uncles house" is wrong. It should be "your uncle's house", meaning the "the house which beongs to your uncle".
And "Uncles'" is wrong because it shoud not start with an uppercase "U" because it is not in the beginning of the sentence and "uncles" is not a proper noun.
The prayers went out as a protest and boycotted the game. (Corrected it.)
The prayers (subject) did two things:
1: went out as a protest (predicate)
and
2: boycotted the game (predicate)
Remember to use the same tense.
The correct answer is D. Between
Explanation:
An infinitive is the basic form of a verb compound by the preposition "to" and the bare verb, for example, to eat, to run, to go or to cook. In the case of a split infinitive a word or groups of words is inserted between the preposition "to" and the bare infinitive which is usually an adverb, for example, "she was advised to slowly run" in which "to run" has been separated or split by the adverb "slowly". Thus, a split occurs if one or more words are inserted between the two parts of an infinitive.
Your a calm person who don't like to get stress out.
"During the shop’s peak hours – from eight in the evening till around midnight – one could hardly hear oneself talk because of the boisterous chatters that went on."
