Number 8 is agree. But I think this is more of a personal test
Answer:
Because he wanted the readers to understand at that point. He wonted to keep you in suspense until that point.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. If <em>I had not hurt my ankle,</em> I wouldn't have stopped running.
2. If only my friends <em>liked to play</em> team sports.
3. <em>I wish I hadn't bought</em> a car.
4. If <em>only I hadn't dropped</em> my fishing rod in the river.
5. James wishes <em>he could take part</em> in the competition.
Explanation:
<u>The subjunctive mood is used to talk about imaginary or impossible situations, and to express regret.</u> Sentence one makes use of Third Conditional, which is formed with the Past Perfect and would have + past participle. Finally, <em>I wish</em> and <em>if only</em> are used with the Past Simple to refer to an unlikely situation in the present, while the Past Perfect indicates regret over something that has already occurred.
According to the excerpt provided and the options written down, the most appropriate is the last one: "Both illustrate how Iqbal’s death impacted children enslaved in factories.
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"potent scent" instead smell, "went wild with hysteria" instead of wild laughter, there is a mistake it should be "grand finale" not grand finally.
