Commas are required around an adjective clause only when the information it contains is NOT essential to the meaning of a sentence. Hope this helps!
Answer: B
Since the population of
Henderson is given 13, 812.
And the query is, which of the
choices of the said population of Henderson are 100 times.
To understand the problem, we
first have solve for the population multiplied by 100.
<span><span>1.
</span>13, 812 x
100 = 1, 381, 200</span>
And the choices which is near
the same populace amount is Dallas, with 1, 223, 229.
In word form is:
<span>
One million two hundred twenty-three thousand two
hundred and twenty-nine.</span>
I'm guessing you're identifing the verb in this sentence in that case the answer would be:
can be considered
10.
She has got a lot of clothes in her wardrobe.
It is raining in London.
There aren't any sandals in that shop.
I always go to bed early.
Is it still snowing outside?
11.
Matt often travels by plane.
Claire has got a new dress.
Simon is wearing his new shoes.
I like going fishing.
Bob spends hours playing computer games.
Answer: The Vern is catching
