The grammar for this is confusing, since I would say, for example the first one, played. But this would be: play, rides, read, sleep, study, works, cooks, speaks, sings, dances. It’s a bit confusing. For the my dad work/works one, it would be works because he is doing it. If we were to use work for this, then it would be something like, “My dad goes to work everyday.” Hope this helped a bit
Answer:
"And sinks into my throat her tiger's tooth" <u>Alliteration</u>
"Like priceless treasures sinking in the sand" <u>Assonance</u>
Explanation:
The repetition of t at the start of "tiger's tooth" is alliteration.
The repetition of the vowel sound i is assonance.
Answer:B.Each new cat is larger in size than the last
Explanation:
<u>Answer:</u>
The best way for the author to combine sentences 7 and 8 is
B: Insulated boxes can help keep warm food warm and cold food cold; although some foods need to be refrigerated or heated to kill germs that cause food poisoning.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Punctuation is very important in writing. It is very important for better understanding of the writing and it makes writing more appealing to the reader.
Whenever there is a contrast being shown between two clauses in a sentence, we use although. As a rule, there must be a comma before although. If there is another independent clause being introduced as second part of the sentence, we use a semicolon before that. The second part of the sentence “some foods need to be refrigerated or heated to kill germs that cause food poisoning” is an independent clause which can act as standalone sentence. So, option B is the correct option to choose.
