Answer:
Adverbs of frequency go before the main verb
Explanation:
Adverbs of frequency go after "be": He’s always late. Expressions of frequency (every day, twice a week, once a month etc) usually go at the end of a sentence.
D. She feels bad about missing the meeting.
Answer:
A. Augent - Active Indicative Present - They Increase
B. Augentur - Passive Indicative Present - They are expanded
C. Augebant - Active Indicative Imperfect - They used to increment
D. Augebantur - Passive Indicative Imperfect - They were expanded
E. Augebunt - Active Indicative Future - They will increment
F. Augebuntur - Passive Indicative Future - They will be expanded
G. Aucti sunt - Passive Indicative Perfect (Present Perfect) - They have been expanded
H. Auxerunt - Active Indicative Perfect (Present Perfect) - They have expanded
I. Auctae erant - Passive Indicative Feminine Pluperfect (Past Perfect) - They had been expanded
J. Auxerant - Active Indicative Future Pluperfect (Past Perfect) - They had expanded
K. Auctae erunt - Passive Indicative Feminine Future Perfect - They will have been expanded
L. Auxerint - Active Indicative Future Perfect - They will have expanded
Explanation:
The correct answer is A. When the subject of a sentence is singular, add "_s" to the base form.
An easy example is "to exist", the base form is "exist" and A strawberry exists shows that you add s when a singular subject is used.
