Answer: What do you think the jury <u>is learning</u> from the testimony of that witness?
Explanation: The verb phrase "is learning" is present participle because the regular verb ends in <em>ing</em>. It is used with the auxilliary verb 'to be' to form the continuous tense. The present participle can be used either as a verb or an adjective. Anything that ends with -<em>ing</em> is considered present participle.
Answer:
Meaning = "A good family with a house on the beach to live at. To support myself finically (working for money) with my family"
Explanation:
Not exactly sure what you are asking. But as I see, I think you are asking for the meaning of that sentence? If so, I'd say since it says "Have a great family and a great home on the beach somewhere". Meaning, That person has a good family and has a house on the beach to live at. "Just have enough means to support myself with my family". This means as well that whom is writing this, is telling the reader that they are supporting themselves finically but they are with family. So possibly working with family? Not sure. Just to summarize all this, I will put it in the answer.
Do you really think that someone is going to do this all for 5 points come on :/
