1. Question from a listener:
What do you have planned for the party of your best friend?
2. Content paraphrase from listener:
So I understand that there will be a dinner at a restaurant with all of her close friends that you have been planning.
3. Feelings paraphrase from listener:
You must be excited because basically she would believe that everyone forgot her birthday and it would be actually a surprise for her.
4. Combination paraphrase from listener:
So I understand that there will be a dinner at a restaurant with all of your best friend's close friends that you have been planning. You must be excited because basically she would believe that everyone forgot her birthday and she is just going to have dinner and it would be actually a surprise for her.
The answer would be B. compare and contrast because you are comparing the differences between monkeys and humans.
The correct answer should be <span>C. </span><span>We painted two-thirds of the room this morning. Two-thirds is an example of compound words joined together with the use of hyphen. The other two options do not put hyphen to denote compound words.</span>
Answer: 1. John is wearing a shirt today.
2. It’s hot. Why is he wearing a coat?
3. Anna isn’t sitting next to Jane today.
4. Hey! You’re standing on my foot.
5. What book are you reading?
6. We are thinking of you right now.
7. Is he wearing makeup?
8. They are making a big mistake.
9. Is your mother shopping at the mall?
10. She isn’t living with her parents right now.
Explanation:
