You would use a semicolon (;) when you could stop a sentence but choose to continue it further.
No. Stalin kept himself separated from his people. He was “above” the common law as he was of great importance, so he was not fighting for food and shelter as many citizens were.
It makes me so sad that people will do that
Answer:
During December a crate arrives and once pried loose reveals a doll glued to a stand. There’s a butterfly in her tight black hair. The dress is sashed red to the waist, the limbs won’t move, and the eyes won’t close. Who wants a doll that can’t be cuddled? Still, the child is forced to write her mother and, until I love and miss you, every word is what she’s been warned against, a lie.
Explanation:
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The answer that corrects the shift in verb tense in the given sentence above is: To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and trim the bushes. The correct answer is option D. This sentence shows a condition therefore, the verbs that should be used is in the present form.
