Answer:
<u>the students should reduce the number of forks they use to one.</u>
Explanation:
<em>Remember,</em> we are told there are 4 forks available. However, because each student eats one (1) plate of pancit with two (2) forks it makes the number of forks insufficient for them all (2*4 = 6; which is above the number of available forks).
Since the nature of pancit (noodles) can support the use of just one fork, therefore, if they decide to use one (1) fork per person then they'll have enough forks for themselves to eat all of the pancit? (1*4= 4).
Answer:
Single Replacement Reaction
Answer: I love to go see my cousin when I go to see you on my daily routine we get into a lot of trouble I bought her a best friend necklace last time but since I couldn’t see her at the time I sent it to her county mail place I thought she would like it and she did.
Explanation: sorry could find how to use the other words hope this can get u started
The correct answer is: [A] " It's" .
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(the choice with the apostrophe).
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" <u> It's </u><u /> been a lovely time."
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Note: The word, "it's", {note: with the apostrophe}; is a contraction for "it is" or "it has". In this case, it stands for "it has". When you need to use "it is" or "it has", you either: 1) write out the "it is" or "it has" ; or, 2) write "it's" (that is, with the apostrophe).
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Verb Simple past Past Participle
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