Answer:
2) Where does your guest come from?
3) How do they feel at night?
4) Who does he dream about?
5) What does she dream about?
6) What time does your mother wake up?
Explanation:
Answer: Sun-dried tomatoes
Explanation: This is the only case in which a noun (sun) is joined to a past participle verb (dried) to form an adjective, which in this case means "dried in the sun." In "cold, damp weather" and "old, worn sofa" a comma should be used instead (we are stacking adjectives that modify a same noun), whereas no punctuation is advised in "bright green leaves," provided <em>bright</em> is acting as an adverb that modifies <em>green</em>.
As a general rule, when using a library database or a search engine, you'll find more relevant results if your search terms A. use only partial names or titles.
Answer:
1. must
2. don't have to
3. might
4. might
5. should
6. should
7. should
8. can
9. might
10. should
11. might
(some of these could go either way)
My dream career path from my first job to retirement is to become a teacher. A religious teacher and a school teacher (not 100% on the 2nd one). If i ever retire (Hopefully i won't) from this type of teacher I will do no other career.
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