Answer:
A. Will live
Explanation:
Good job you got it right.
The sentence is talking in future tense. "Will live" is future tense.
While "are living" and "is living" are both present tense.
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Answer:
Directions: Underline the pronouns in each of the following sentences:
1. <u>You</u> and John are the boys who will have to pay for the damage.
2. Mr. Gunsher gave <u>us</u> the record which was just played.
3. <u>She</u> cried loudly, and each of <u>us</u> heard <u>her</u>.
4. <u>They</u> felt flattered by <u>our</u> attention to them.
5. Everyone followed the directions the faculty members had given each of <u>them.</u>
6. <u>She</u> sent them to <u>him</u> as a birthday gift.
7. <u>They</u> collided near the school.
8. Solving the traffic problems taxes the imagination of <u>those</u> who have the responsibility of it.
9. <u>He</u> says anyone who enjoys driving under today’s traffic conditions must be crazy.
10. <u>Some</u> take up a hobby because it is fun
Explanation:
Pronouns are a word that substitute a noun or noun phrase like she, her, his, him, them, they, our, etc...
they are singing about freedom from racism, from all of the hate and they in my opinion are singing for justice for those girls
The function of the noun phrase in this sentence is "predicate nominative."
