Answer:
No because we don't have a complete list and there is no subject. We don't know who has to examine the things
Explanation:
Umm you can either sue them when you wake up or tell them thanks
Answer:
5. Cranial and facial bones <em><u>compose</u></em> the skull.
6. The upper extremity <em><u>is connected</u></em> with the trunk by the shoulder.
7. Each gland <em><u>produces</u></em> secretions.
8. The spinal column <em><u>is formed</u></em> by the vertebrae.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. There's a big supermarket.
2. There are two nice outdoor cafés.
3. There's no mall.
4. Parkview have a lot of expensive restaurants.
5. It has a couple of movie theaters.
Explanation:
In the given sentences, the corrections needed to be done are about the subject-verb agreement. This means the subject and the verb used has to be made in the correct way and make the sentence better.
1. In this sentence, the subject is singular. Therefore, the use of "there's" is correct and not "there are".
2. The subject in this sentence is plural so "there are" will be used in this sentence.
3. Since the subject/noun in this sentence is singular "mall" and not "malls", the use of "some" is invalid. Therefore, the correct answer is "no".
4. In this sentence, the presence of "a lot of" indicates plural noun. So, the correct option will be "restaurants".
5. "A couple of" indicates a plural noun which makes the correct answer as "theaters".
Answer: The multiple intelligence theory can draw students back into learning. Using the different intelligences to teach a concept allows each of your diverse learners a chance to succeed at learning. The learner with strength in the visual-spatial intelligence will do well with drawing and puzzles.
Explanation: just need the points :)