This "italicized" part of the sentence is an adjectival dependent clause. It acts as an adjective to the word motorist and cannot stand alone without putting it with an independent sentence, such as "The motorist lost his way."
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I already helped with 1, and i don't know the answer to some of them, but here are some more:
Number 3 is actually a common riddle that exchanges 3 different animals/foods throughout cultures. Here's the wikipedia page for "wolf, goat, cabbage" with the solution to the riddle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf,_goat_and_cabbage_problem
here's the solution with the animals from your version put in. It works because the crocodile doesn't want to eat the peanuts.
1. Take the dove over
2. Return
3. Take the crocodile or peanuts over
4. Return with the dove
5. Take the peanuts or crocodile over
6. Return
7. Take dove over
and for number 6, the answer is the letter U.
Incomplete question. The correct question reads;
1. Verbs that form their past and past participle by adding ed, d, or t to the present subjunctive mood are called ______ verbs.
2. Words that form their past and past participle by adding -est to one-syllable adverbs or adjectives to the superlative degree are called____verbs.
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1. irregular
2.
3 a wish regular verb
4. has a receiver named future perfect tense 5. I will have seen transitive verb
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omg im actually gonna get a reasonable amount of points for writing for some
Explanation:
the theme is being developed by the boy trying to grab the women's purse "pick up my pocketbook boy."(women)
she was teaching him respect by telling him to pick it up. Also she
taught him a good lesson by putting a hammer in her purse making it heavy in case that happened "she was a large women with a large purse that had everything in it but hammer and nails." so now the boy knows not to steal or try to steal women's purses.
hope this helped
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Can you include the passage?
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