I would say do a story of a teen or a child getting in trouble like they ditch school or if you did a child say a teacher was calling on good/bad behavior.

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4 years ago

There are some irregular verbs that are spelled the same way for each

Reil [10]

Answer: False

Explanation:

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3 years ago

Think about the rites of passage that individuals confront in the following literature:

Vilka [71]

Stuck in the same rut...

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I'm too lazy to read so can someone help

lesya692 [45]

✩ Answer:

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✩ Explanation:

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✺ Present Perfect Tense:

Describes an action that happened in the past, and has happened more than once.
Ex: "I have 6 absences in school this year again."

➣ This is a good example because is has to do with absences in the past as well as hinting towards having had absences in the past more than once.

✺ Complete Sentence:

Manny had attended three professional baseball games this year.

✺ Reasoning:

The reason we use had instead of have or has is because had hints that it's the total games he attended.
The reason we use attended instead of attend is because of grammar.

➣ If you were to use attend in this sentence it would look like this:

➣ "Manny had attend three professional baseball games this year."

➣ Now if you were to use attended in this sentence it would look like:

➣ " Manny had attended three professional baseball games this year."

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