1. True (the notes flip around from b up)
2. False (they do)
3. Rational (not 100% sure on this one, but it seems to make sense)
Answer:
Expressionism
Explanation:
It's kind of hard to explain but the word for anything that discribes soemthing in a portraying manner is expressionism, as it is an expression.
I don't see any sentences but I can give you some examples of sentences using the past tense irregular verbs the bold letters will be the past tense irregular verbs;
She met him in a party last Sunday night
He told her the truth but she didn't trust him
He went to his English class
They thought she wasn't coming
Okay so now I'll give you examples of some past tense irregular verbs
see---saw
take----took
grow----grew
make----made
you're turning regular words like take and turning it into past tense like took, Sally likes to take all the leftover cookies transforms into Sally took all the leftover cookies
Hope I helped (:
Answer:
I got two pics on the web.
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