So let me explain it to you.
Harry's father is the subject beacuse is the person in itself
This sentence has no direct object because the direct object is the one that receives the action or what we call the verb
And here there is no indirect object because the verb has no another person or thing where the action aplies.
The subject compliment is citizen
Actually there is no verb like run, jump or similar
There is an adjective that is wealthiest
Hope this helps
Noun - quiz
adverb - loudly
preposition - when
conjunction - that
The public could be given less credible information, for it was given with an extra unnecessary emphasis. The caster could make the story seem more/less or a problem.
The "Catherine Gaetano Gallippi" is the immigrant to express appreciation for a kind stranger in the "Ellis Island Oral History Project" excerpt.
<u>Option: B</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
When the immigrants arrived in Ellis Island they saw a whole new country. They all have had to face a lot of challenges and in this section the author describes it. In this sense the author presents the immigrant Catherine Gaetano Gallippi. In this excerpt Catherine Gaetano Gallippi shares her gratitude for being a kind stranger. She enters the island along with the other settlers, and is treated in a mysterious environment of bad hospitality.
Answer:
Have is appropriate because the sentence mentions multiple people.
Explanation:
Just replace "the boy or his parents" with the word "they", take out "either" and have makes sense. "They have been informed of the incident".