The kite belongs to the girl.
The job that belongs to mom.
The dish that belongs to the cat.
Answer:c
Explanation: I finished the test and got a 100
Answer:
I'm pretty sure the answer would be sentence number 8
Explanation:
This is the start of a new paragraph, and it uses the pronoun "they" for Noel and his friend. The reader might forget who "they" is by this point. In the next sentence the author uses "they" again. It's not exactly precise to use they twice in a row like that because again, the reader might forget who they is referring to. Sentence 8 should say Hami and Noel, instead of they, and then it would be perfectly fine to use they in the next sentence.
Hope that helps :)
Italian, French, Portuguese, and Spanish are the Romance Languages from the list you gave me.
HERE are some others that are not on your list but still very Romantic: Romanian, Catalan, Provencal, and Romansh.
Most Romantic Languages originate from Indo-European Languages
The structure of the poem says “my soul has grown deep like the rivers” like the bottom of a river he has grown for power, the language of the poem tells David to dig “deep,” meaning to grow for power to handle life.
The theme of the poem is life-giving, because of the strength his soul has been given to fight off all life problems.
