Answer:
I certainly don't know but I have a friend who might! If you want me to get them I can! :D
Explanation:
C. Thesaurus
Dictionary's are used to find the definitions of words.
Spell check is used to correct incorrect spelling
Wikipedia is used to learn about the meanings and backgrounds of things
D) <em>Alan and </em><u><em>I </em></u><em>baked a strawberry-rhubarb pie</em>. This is the correct option.
The underlined pronoun is in the nominative case. The nominative case is needed before the verb "To bake",
These options are not right.
-A) Yesterday Bob and <em>me</em> worked at the outdoor market. ( The objective pronoun "me" should be replaced by the nominative "I". "To work" needs nominative cases).
B) Last Saturday <em>them</em> and <em>her </em>went to the movies. ( The objective cases "them" and "her" are wrong . "They" and " she" are the correct form.)
C) is that <em>her</em> at the front door? ( This is correct but "her" is in the objective case not in the nominative).
Answer:
Direct object
Explanation:
"knowledge" answers the question "A man can gain what?"
