Answer: it depends on the question if the question is in negative u will say no and if the answer is in positive u will answer yes.
Explanation:
So this will be an adjective phrase
Answer:
C. Adding another traffic light will help ease traffic on Main Street.
Explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
A. Sometimes the traffic on Main Street is so heavy that no cars can move.
B. Main Street is the busiest street in the city.
C. Adding another traffic light will help ease traffic on Main Street.
D. Main Street is always busy because of all the stores there.
Option C would be the best thesis for an argumentative research paper. In this example, option C is particularly good as a thesis because it does not simply state a fact. Instead, this option makes an argument that needs to be supported with evidence. The author will then have to provide his justification that explains why another traffic light would ease traffic on Main Street.
1. Saw
2. Entered, opened
3. Broke
4. Knew
5. Have been (this one may be incorrect)
6. Saw
7. Was, became
8. Walked, turned on (May be incorrect)
9. Broke
10. Saw
11. Broke
12. Arrived
13. (I have no idea)
14. Broke, fell
15. (I thought the answer would be lost but that’s in brackets so I don’t know)
16. Has been (May be incorrect)
17. Have you known (May be incorrect)
18. Have seen (may be incorrect)
19. Hasn’t called (May be incorrect)
20. Bought
21. Hasn’t returned (May be incorrect)
22. Has, known
23. Have, heard
24. Lived
25. Bought
26. always wanted (May be incorrect)
27. (Don’t know)
28. Did, left (May be incorrect)
29. Got
30. Had never spoke, spoke (May be incorrect)
31. Just left (May be incorrect)
Sorry if some of these are wrong without seeing the other examples it was a little hard to work some of them out but I hope this at least guided you.