False I think sry if wrong
Answer:
I feel like its really irritating tbh I can't learn like this ! It is so much better doing it in person since I'm an hands on learner.
Explanation:
Answer:
Referring to Bryant's obsessive drive to compete with him, Jordan said: “To me, that's what I loved about the kid — absolutely loved about the kid.
Answer:
lay
Explanation:
Transitive verbs take a direct object. It basically transitions through the verb to an <em>object </em>to make the sentence sound correct. Furthermore, it needs a noun or pronoun to complete the meaning of a sentence.
Example: The dog lies on its bed.
This would be an intransitive verb since it is a verb that is used without a direct object. It is never followed by a direct object
Example: The chicken lays eggs.
<em>Lays </em>in the sentence would act as a transitive verb because it does what? It lays eggs. Without that noun, the whole sentence wouldn't make sense.
You can test it out, let's try it!
Example: The chicken lays
What did it lay? Without the noun, the sentence is grammatically incorrect.
Answer:
She keeps talking nervously and anxiously how she is waiting to get paid.
Explanation:
If you read paragraphs 20 to 30, you will see that she is describing her dream of walking in her new American clothes and replacing her old immigrant rags with fancy beautiful clothes she will be able to buy once she gets paid. Later on she describes her day while she is waiting for her salary - her hands are shaking, she cannot think straight, she is nervous and anxious about getting paid, and in the end, she doesn't even receive anything for her hard work.
She keeps thinking that her employers must have forgotten and that they will remember about her wage as the day goes by, but unfortunately that never happens and she is left penniless.
