Answer:
In sentence D, change "it" to "the bridge."
Explanation:
In the sentence D, ''it'' should be changed to ''to bridge'' because of the previous sentence in which he said that his brothers had caught an extremly big fish. Because of the previous sentence, he should change it to ''the bridge'' because the readers can think that they have stayed on the big fish that they caught which would be absurd, and in that way, this paragraph would make no sense.
The other usage of ''They'' and ''My brothers'' is good because it is balanced in the paragraph. In every second sentence he is using ''They'' and after that ''My brothers'' so the readers have a good perception of his thoughts.
Whom is objective, use it when describing the direct object, indirect object or object of a preposition. It should be used in place of him or them.
It would be the second one because it tald more
b the noun describes test in this sentence
Answer:
<u>Vocabulary</u>
<u>1. </u>
<u></u>
1. putting on
2. spread
3. fares
4. concerned
5. cautious
6. aching
7. dream
8. critical
9. artificial
10. remainder
<u>2. </u>
<u></u>
1. threat
2. observant
3. controversial
4. struggle
5. negotiation
6. frustrated
7. opinion
8. discount
<u>Grammar</u>
<u>1. </u>
1. Brenda will have her hair cut this afternoon.
2. The teacher tried to get her pupils talk about their hobbies.
3. I got my short story published in a magazine last month.
4. John has his teeth checked every six months.
5. Did your father already let you drive his new car?
6. Sam's mother makes him eat a healthy meal every day.
<u>2. </u>
<u></u>
1. knew
2. would live
3. take
4. listens
5. hadn't gone
6. are
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