The correct pronoun for this sentence would be to use he or she instead of him and her. To state things clearer, let's try to take out the word "either" and use he and she in the sentence. So doing that, we will have "he could help you" that makes more sense that "him could help you". Do the same for she and her.
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Hope this helps.
Hi I only got number 1&3 hope that helps :)
1: A system is collection of two or more objects but how ca we define an object suppose if we talk about a tennis ball its an object but at atomic level we can say it is a system because it is made of millions of atoms and each atom can be considered as an object
3: The internal energy of a system is identified with the random, disordered motion of molecules; the total (internal) energy in a system includes potential and kinetic energy. ... It is the sum of all the microscopic energies such as: translational kinetic energy. vibrational and rotational kinetic energy
She didn't relate playing baseball with her father. She related that she didn't ever think she'd address an audience this large in a place like Yankee Stadium. What she related was that the only way she ever saw the Stadium was by sitting next to her dad watching a ball game.
How in the world are you going to distinguish A and C when A is a lot less specific than C but C is 1/2 wrong?
I would pick C, but I'll wager it is actually A. It's a bit of a trick question.
Answer:
D. since he couldnt stop laughing,the manager asked him to leave
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