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1- Shortly after the sun sets over the Pacific Crest Trail "<em>come" </em>the time of the day most favored by the deserts animals. => FALSE
Shortly after the sun sets over the Pacific Crest Trail <em><u>comes</u></em> the time of the day most favored by the desert animals. ► CORRECT
<em>the subject "the time of the day" (singular) agrees with the verb "</em><em>come</em><u><em>s</em></u><em>" </em>= 3rd person singular, you must add an "s".
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2-Currently out of reach of human exploration, farther away from than our sun <em>"lies" </em>the planets Jupiter and Saturn. ==> FALSE
Currently out of reach of human exploration, farther away from our sun <u>lie</u> the planets Jupiter and Saturn. ► CORRECT
<em>the subject "the planets" (plural ) agrees with the verb </em><em>"lie"</em><em> = no "s" at the 3rd person plural.</em>
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3- The movie critique explained that there <em>"were"</em><em> </em> an element of the plot that didn't make sense. ==> FALSE
The movie critique explained that there <em>"was" an element of the plot that didn't make sense. ► </em>CORRECT
<em>there was an element => singular // there were many elements = plural</em>
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<em>EXPLANATION</em>
The verbs take an "S" at the third person singular only at Present tense
there was + singular
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there were + plural
The answer is D. There was no fog horn to warn away ships from the rocks.
A and B are fragments, not complete sentences. However, if A and B were to be put together, it would be a sentence, but in this case, they are not.
C is a fragment because it doesn't give any information. "A kitchen garden beside the light house", as you can see, it leaves us hanging an also does not have a period.
D is a complete sentence. It has a period, subject, has a main clause, starts with a capital ends with an end mark. There are many other requirements, but those are the main ones for a complete sentence.
Answer:
what meeting but participate in a meeting, you might be in charge of the meeting, be a speaker at the meeting, or volunteer to do something at the meeting. You would not just be attending, or listening to others, but in this case you would have something to do with the leadership of the meeting.
Explanation:
Glossary because it gives you the definition in the back of the book of words bolder in the book.
