In option C all the words are a form of the verb "to be"
were: simple past,
be: infinitive
been: past participle
being: present participle
so this is the correct answer, as "to be" is a helping verb<span />
Maybe like this?
"Hey! Did you hear how the weather is going to get terrible tomorrow? "
"Oh, I did!"
"It's suppose to snow. At least a good couple inches. I can't wait to see the beautiful snow, but I don't much like the cold."
"I don't either. I wonder if I have a snow coat..."
"I do. I might have a black one you can borrow."
"That'd be nice. I was planning on wearing a nice pair of dark blue jeans I had with a red long-sleeved top. Do you think they would look noce with your coat?"
"I think they'd look great! I'll even wear dark blue jeans and a white shirt so we'll match. My other coat is black too!"
"That would be great!"
"We could wear snow boots?"
"I bet that would look good."
"Soft or leather ones?"
"We'll decide later..."
"I agree with that. Can we watch Supernatural now?"
Something like that?
This is an opinion question, which means there is no wrong answer. Answer it however you would like.
I would say they are more believable if whoever has created the fake story hasn’t included any outrageous and nonrealistic details, since true stories are sometime so unbelievable because of the randomness of them.
Answer:
The moon is not the same shape
Explanation:
The reason is that there are different phases of the moon like full, crescent, and the half
Answer: B) feels sympathy for a former neighbor's plant.
Explanation: I just took the test
