It would be formal, bc speeches represent formality.
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I had read Judy Blume books before but I would probably go with the first one I hoped I helped
The correct answer is A.
This sentence best follows the one that comes before it. Furthermore, it is a good conclusion to the paragraph as a whole, since it gives the reader a good idea of when to plan a vacation to Iceland.
It has no matter or no value
The correct verb that should be used in the given sentence above is, "have gone". This is the past participle of the verb that should complete the sentence. The complete sentence would be: "We have gone to the same concert every year for 10 years". A past participle of the verb is used the action has been completed in the past.
