Answer: It's B
Explanation: third does not make sense, and a does not follow the pattern
<span>We stretched and then slowly jogged once around the track</span>
Answer:
A). Mr. Duarte <u>was packing</u> some boxes.
B). Mrs. Duarte <u>was locking</u> the car door.
C). Jeff <u>was holding</u> the armchair.
D). Speedy <u>was pushing</u> a ball in his mouth.
E). A box <u>was falling</u> to the floor.
Explanation:
Past Continuous tense is primarily employed to denote an 'on-going action of the past' that started in a time before now and continued for a while(in the past). It is formed by using the auxiliary verb 'was/were'(to denote past) followed by the progressive form of the main verb('verb + ing' to reflect the continuity). The given sentences could be filled by using this rule to signal to the progression of the action in the past.
The tone is the way the author expresses his attitude through their writing.
The tone can change, or stay the same way throughout the literary work.
Tone is expressed by your point of view, your diction, etc.
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A: Have you read Jack London’s famous short story “To Build a Fire”?
