The <span>sentence has an incorrect shift in pronoun-antecedent agreement is letter (</span>D) An apprentice can learn how to do a trade from their master. The subject of the sentence is "an apprentice." The apprentice can either be a girl or a boy. As usual, by default man has higher hierarchy over woman. The pronoun should be used is not 'their' but 'his'.
Metaphors, similes, symbolism
Identifying the verbal form and its function in the sentence
<em>Could you help me find my running shoes?</em>
running is a participle functioning as an adjective and it defines what kind of shoes they are, which means they are not, for example, dancing shoes or hiking shoes.
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just because its natural doesnt mean it happened for a reason
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B) David, are you going to walk the dog now?
