The word 'curriculum' is came from Latin, and that means that there is no only one stable plural form. As language develops, it becomes simpler, so nowadays in every single dictionary you can come across 'curriculums' with simply added 's'. The original plural form of latin words must be learnt by heart, and curriculum is curricula (mostly used in official documents/scientific works). Both are possible.
Answer:
<u>A. She has made up her mind, and nothing will sway her.</u>
Explanation:
<u>option A. is correct</u>
lizbet has already made up her mind to ride her father's horse instead of sunshine. her brother's advice couldn't persuade her to try again. g'day
A
because its not considered a full sentence
The overriding idea in any piece of fiction is known as its theme. It tells us what the piece of literature is about, what happens, what ideas the writer wanted to convey, etc.
in Chapter 7, Stacey gives his new coat away to T.J. after T.J. makes fun of it and says that Stacey looks like a preacher while wearing it. Uncle Hammer lectures Stacey:
"If you ain't got the brains of a flea to see that this T.J. fellow made a fool of you, then you’ll never get anywhere in this world. It's tough out there, boy, and as long as there are people, there's gonna be...
