Answer:
New York is a vibrant, very diverse city.
Explanation:
In the first option, it is not right to use both a comma and "and" to connect a two-element list of modifiers ("vibrant" and "very diverse"). In the second option, a comma should not be isolating the adverb "very" from the adjective it modifies (diverse). Only the third option is properly punctuated.
<h2><em><u>Answer:</u></em></h2><h2><em><u>The setting is New Mexico in the early 1900s, near the small village of Rio en Medio.</u></em></h2><h2><em><u>Explanation:</u></em></h2><h2><em><u>BRAINLIEST PLZS I HAD FIVE BUT IT DELETED TWO SO NOW I HAVE THREE BUT CAN I GET BRAINLIEST PLZS</u></em></h2>
Well, I can help you out with this. Let's begin with the first question. Use option A, has. It is in the present perfect progressive tense. The next question is the option of B. if you replace it with the blank, it will make sense. The next question is option A. Again, if you replace needs with need, it will sound better. The next one is option D. Is would be in the present progressive tense, indicating that something is in the process of happening. And finally, the last question's answer would be B, recall. It's another word for remember.
Answer:
My skateboard is the thing that I most prize:
My sun, my moon, my stars. And it may be
Worn down and shabby-looking old device
But it's a first-rate vehicle you'll see.
Explanation:
A sonnet is a short poem that typically has iambic pentameter (a pattern of 10 stressed and unstressed syllables). In the most common type of Sonnet (Shakespeare style), the rhyme scheme tends to be ABAB, which is the one that Abel's sonnet has. The first two lines have already 10 syllables, so they are complete. The words "old device" (3 syllables) and "you'll see" (2 syllables) are added to the last two lines to complete the sonnet and maintain the same rhyme scheme.
Answer:
B. Football games are very unpredictable!
Explanation:
The Eagles were losing at first to the cowboys but then suddenly the Eagles managed to beat the cowboys and their streak.
