Im taking my test rn and im asking the same question but i put <span>In “Birmingham Sunday” the child fears that church may not be safe, while in “Ballad of Birmingham” the mother fears the freedom protest.
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Answer:
Mom I hope you will accept my .............
Sometimes being able to here something aloud enables you to understand it a lot better
The correct pronoun for that sentence would be "who."
<span>"The Atlanta Falcons were the team who won the NFC championship game in 1998."</span>
The given sentence in English is wrong.
English
English is a West Germanic languages of the Indo-European family of languages, with its earliest versions spoken by early mediaeval English residents. It is called after the Angles, one of the ancient Germanic peoples who came to the British Isles. English is a West Germanic language, nearest related to Low Saxon and Frisian; nonetheless, its vocabulary is also significantly impacted by French and Latin dialects, as well as some grammar and a tiny amount of core vocabulary influenced by Old Norse. Anglophones are people who speak English.
It broadcast the news yesterday.
This is the right answer. So, the option B which is wrong is the correct answer.
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