I have gone
Present perfect tense is has/have + past participle (of the verb)
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The question you want to ask is if you hit your point and stayed on task, that's what determines your overall grade. The rest, such as details unrealated to main idea, spelling and grammatical errors, and text supporting words are minor peices that barely count to anything. As long as your text is clear and gets a point across, the rest will fall into place.
Answer:
Both of you learn something.
Explanation:
I need to know what line it is.
Answer:
"People who move to a new city don't always have it easy. They go through much tribulation as they try to set up a new home and make new friends in a place unknown to them."
Explanation:
The gap in these lines according to the correct use of part of speech should be cover with a noun, from the given options the only noun that we have is tribulation which fits perfectly in the space not only because of its functions but also because of its meaning conveying the clear message that people have to face some conflicts and difficulties during the process. The other three given options are adjectives that can't be used in that position.
