A. past progressive
The past progressive tense<span> describes something from the past that is consistently happening. Usually, it sets the stage for the next thing that will happen. It is used with the verb "was or were" and an -ing verb.
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Question 4. The answer is C
Question 5. The answer is D
Question 6. The answer is A
The only sentence here with an infinitive phrase is the first one, and the infinitive phrase there is 'to write'. You ask the question - What did Christa choose? in order to find the object of that sentence, and the answer is 'to write'.
Answer:
Rafael should be persistent.
Explanation:
Losing weight is hard work for sure, but eating healthy and exercising are great ways to help you achieve a healthy figure. Nonetheless, anybody who wishes to lose weight should seek for medical advice first, only a doctor can determine how much a person should weight according to their age and size, and he would prescribe a proper and healthy diet , and suggest some kind of phisical activity to secure results.
The correct answer is C. Metonymy
An example would be going to a bar and ordering beer. You're not really ordering beer because beer cannot be separated or ordered, but you're ordering a bottle of beer. In this case, the noun beer takes over the meaning of the word bottle, and they are connected.
