1) Leslie tried to buy glue to mend the red dish.
2) The coasted down the hill on the red sled.
3) The game was over, the score 7-2 in our favour.
4) Jennifer promised to mow the lawn, to get the car on Saturday night.
5) Finding a summer job is difficult because of the competition.
6) Joe excited his listeners; talking about sea life.
7) After only three weeks of rehearsal, the students presented an excellent performance of Wilder’s Our Town.
8) At the art festival, Noel won an award in photography.
9) There is an organisation for left-handed people called Lefthanders International.
10) A victorian antique stood on the table next to the wall.
11) A good study technique; outlining, can improve learning.
Its correct, if that's what you're wondering
The author italicizes the verb "is" primarily to emphasize E. The equivalence he sees between two seemingly different processes.
<h3>What is a verb?</h3>
It should be noted that a verb simply means an action word. It's used to show that an action has taken place.
In this case, the author italicizes the verb "is" primarily to emphasize the equivalence he sees between two seemingly different processes.
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