theres no dirt in a hole if its a hole lol
"During the rock concert" would be the subject, as "an amplifier exploded on stage" would be the predicate.
D. Old Granny
She arranged the marriage for Ira and everyone considered it good.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
If it is a definite noun, that is you are aware of it beforehand, you use the. If it is indefinite and begins with a vowel, use an. If it's indefinite and begins with a consonant, choose a.
(I’m assuming this is what you meant : write these sentences in past simple tense.)
1. We came to school by bus.
2. You worked very hard.
3. She liked to sit in the sun.
4. She read the newspaper everyday.
5. We played in the park every day.
6. He watched his son in the park.
7. We always tried to arrived on time.
8. He always walked to school.
