Answer:
Nope!
Explanation:
As long as you have non-bias evidence it will not. If you wanted, you could also include evidence from "both sides" too.
Answer:
1. Simple
2. Complex
3. Compound
Explanation:
A simple sentence is one that consists of only one chasuble, which alone can be coherent enough and understandable, like sentence number 1, shown in the question above.
A complex sentence is one that has two clauses that do not have a dependency relationship with each other, that is, the sentences manage to maintain their meanings alone, like sentence number 2, shown in the question above.
A compound phrase is one that has two clauses, but one cannot have meaning alone, while the other does. So this type of sentence has a dependent clause and an independent clause, like sentence number 3.
The correct answer would be B. "My father" can be replaced with the pronoun "He." Answers C and D are incorrect because the speaker is not the father, and A is incorrect because "His" refers to something the father owns, not the father. Also, you can plug in each pronoun and see which ones sound fluent. Hope this helps! :)
Helping verb because it is before the main verb and is HELPING the sentence make sense. Without 'has' the sentence will be My brother eaten all the chili in the pot. That doesn't make sense
Hope that helped!