Credit, transaction between two parties in which one (the creditor or lender) supplies money, goods, services, or securities in return for a promised future payment by the other (the debtor or borrower). Such transactions normally include the payment of interest to the lender.
The second sentence, because "sometimes anything" goes with the verb form "beats". "Sometimes anything beats" is more correct than "sometimes anything beat"
Hi !!
The confused pinto pony / ran in the corral.
<em>you forgot to say what is underlined..</em>
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The confused pinto pony => complete subject <em>of the verb "run" in preterit tense. (ran) </em>
ran in the corral => complete predicate
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1 Mark never used to be that lazy.
2 When they announced that our flight was cancelled, we had been waiting for two hours.
3 I was about to wash the car but then John care over then I never got round to it.
4 I slept until we had arrived at our destination
5 The last bus had left by the time we got to the bus terminal
6 Jason would bite his nails when he was a boy
7 We heard a funny noise coming from the cockpit while flying to Colombo
8 It was the first time I had sushi and i liked it
