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Personal=of, affecting, or belonging to a particular person rather than to anyone else.
relative=considered in relation or in proportion to something else.
interrogative=having or conveying the force of a question.
demonstrative= tending to show feelings, especially of affection, openly.
indefinite reciprocal=
intensive=concentrated on a single area or subject or into a short time; very thorough or vigorous.
reflexive=denoting a pronoun that refers back to the subject of the clause in which it is used, e.g., myself, themselves.
Her mother, Margaret Myfanwe Joseph, was a secretary who later became an author, writing under the name Vanne Morris-Goodall. if that helps
The sentence is an example of an example of an unfortunately worded phrase.
A sentence is usually made up of a subject and an object
The subject is the person or item that the sentence is about. The object is the person or item that the action is being done to - the receiver of the action. According to convention, subject usually precedes the object.
In this question, the subject is "my" and the object is the "hat".
Thus, the correct order of the sentence is "throw my hats down the stairs"
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<span>The correct
answer is:</span>
<span>A. </span>swiftly and forcefully
Intransitive
verbs are those that can be completed in thought even without a direct object.
In the choices given, B, C, and D have direct objects that’s why they are not
the correct answers. B, C, and D are transitive verbs.
Tenses are identified with the forms of associated verbs. In the given sentence it can be rewritten as Paul will be sent to prison and My brother has been beaten in the race.
<h3>What is the types of tenses?</h3>
There are mainly three types of tenses that can be differentiated according to their verb forms.
These are:
- Present tense.
- Past tense.
- Future tense.
The given sentence can be rewritten as Paul will be sent to prison and My brother has been beaten in the race.
Thus, this was the use of correct form of tense as given.
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