Answer:
Explanation:
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Answer:
This statement is true:
C Some words that are usually nouns can function as adjectives.
Explanation:
The B sentence is not finished, so it is hard to say if it true or not.
The answer to this is B (loyalty). Abstract nouns are nouns that are not tangible and that are more qualities and concepts. In this sentence, all the other answer options were tangible/concrete nouns and you could touch all of them if you needed to. You can not touch or use one of your senses to detect loyalty.
Like spousal cheating? I think it means that you shouldn't cheat because it's not honest and God will see and he hasn't given them to you or something like that.
Answer:
58. A (get)
59. C (did)
Explanation:
all sentences with the answer choices:
I will see you when I get back ( this make the most snice because it uses a word that states in the future)
I will see you when I will got back ( this shows present tense)
I will see you when I got back ( this shows pass tense)
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Jobs that call for strength and muscle no longer exist in the numbers that they do once ( incorrect grammar)
Jobs that call for strength and muscle no longer exist in the numbers that they were once ( this shows pass tense)
Jobs that call for strength and muscle no longer exist in the numbers that they exist once ( this shows present tense)
Jobs that call for strength and muscle no longer exist in the numbers that they did once ( this makes the most since because it says in the passage "no longer exist")