Answer:
Is your question to fix the words that are used incorrectly? If yes, then see explanation below
Explanation:
Adar was used incorrectly and it should be spelt as RADAR
A radar is an equipment that can be used to detect the speed, motion and velocity of objects.
Stationery was used incorrectly and it should be spelt as STATIONARY.
Stationery is a noun that refers to commercial materials that are used in writing like papers, pens and envelopes.
While stationary is an adjective that is used to describes objects that are not in motion.
So a radar is often used to track moving airplanes or storms but it can also be used to locate stationary objects buried underground.
I think D, examples because the author will want to set examples to back up its thesis statement.
That would be <span>a connection between two or more things. (Mutual relationship works as well)
If we are talking about statistics then it would be </span><span>a quantity measuring the extent of interdependence of our variable quantities.</span>
Answer: It should say "out of all the shoes I have, this is my favorite pair."
Explanation:
The noun "pair" is a collective noun, which means it's a singular noun that represents a group. To have correct subject-verb agreement, the pronoun and verb should both be singular. "This" and "is" are the singular counterparts to "these" and "are", respectively.
