Me
You (plural)
Him/Her/It
Us
You (singular)
Them
Answer:
(On the table) is the book.
Explanation:
'On the table' is the preposition as it precedes the noun (the book) and expresses a relationship towards the book. 'On the table' is a common preposition.
Answer:
in my opinion it's C.
Explanation:
i dont think there's a "right" or "wrong" answer for this
Answer:
One of the people I know who have high self-esteem is one of my older siblings who tried until they reached their goal she fed the poor helped to find shelter and also achieved her own record of getting straight A's. Lot's of people have told her it's impossible but she planned and beat the impossible now she's really on the top. She was really depending and believing in herself and only herself.
One of the people I know who have low self-esteem is one of my friends nicknamed as Lila Lilly she never believed in herself and only followed what people would say. Not offending anyone here. this is just a connection to my life. She was not improving in her classes but paying attention to how much attention she receives from people to be the most popular. She only listened to what people would say; like trust me i bet you won't get to that point, or just take the easier rode and cheat look what we all do for our own good.
These are really true stories I promise. Hope this helps ~ Please mark me brainliest I'm in the need of it!! Thank you~
People without much education can be as wise as well educated people.
