The word would be 'use' because it can be used both as a verb and noun but here is used as the noun. We can tell they want a noun since the word 'correct' is an adjective, which describes only nouns. It wouldn't be 'used' because it is a past tense of the verb.
This is “To kill a mockingbird” forgive me if my answer is not what you were looking for because It’s been awhile since I’ve read it, from what I remember:
The accusations against Tom Robinson are (in my opinion) False. Based of the evidence, the Ewells are racist people who prejudged Tom before getting to know him, assuming all African Americans are guilty of the same distrust-worthy actions. Tom Robinson also was disabled and thus the accusations against him are hard to believe.
(Sorry if I spoiled, I don’t know how far you are in the book)
hope I helped :)
Answer:
"Buy the new model of that tablet , its light and very fast."
Explanation:
The you must part doesn't make it sound commanding. It has to start with a verb. The verb here is 'Buy'.
I think this is the right answer. I hope this helps.
Answer: In a group discussion which statement most clearly uses evidence to support a conclusion A) the mayor will never approve the funding for a modern art gallery, no matter what.
Explanation:
Answer:
a)
Explanation:
to throw her perfume bottle