Answer:
1. The table is heavy.
2. They drive to work.
3. Hens lay eggs.
4. That old man knows her.
5. You are a student.
6. He sleeps here every night.
7. They catch fish.
8. We go to work every morning.
Explanation:
For number 1, the table is singular so use "is".
For number 2, they is plural, therefore use "drive".
For number 3, hens is plural so use "lay".
For number 4, old man is singular so use "knows".
For number 5, you is considered plural so use "are".
For number 6, he is singular so use "sleeps".
For number 7, they is plural so use "catch".
For number 8, we is plural so use "go".
The correct answer is "form and rhythm"
Both prose and poetry feature rhyme, figures of speech, and deal with same subject matter, however their form and rhythm varies, unless it is highly experimental.
B, near the beginning , after the introduction
Answer:
they should not get involved in the Frank's family issues
Answer:
There are a few ways you can fix this sentence:
(Just choose one of the following⤵⤵⤵)
- He won't be able to come tomorrow.
- He isn't able to come tomorrow.
- He can't come tomorrow.
Explanation:
"Couldn't" is past tense, while tomorrow tells us the event hasn't happened yet. So thus, "couldn't" wouldn't make any sense in this sentence.
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