Answer:
B. john's '69 ford is his favorite car.
Explanation:
Apostrophes are used to:
- To indicate possession
- To indicate an omission of letters or numbers
- To separate the s in plural letters/numbers and abbreviations.
In the question given above, John is the owner of the ford car, therefore in the sentence an apostrophe is used to indicate John possession of the car. Also, the apostrophe is used in the sentence to indicate an omission of a number. The year 1969 is represented as '69. Hence the correct use of apostrophes becomes:
John's '69 ford is his favorite car.
The men lost all desire to return to their homeland.
The correct answer should be "<span>Scout tells the story from her innocent, child-like point of view."
It is extremely important that she narrates in this way because her innocent view can objectively show how misplaced racism is because she as a child does not understand what the big deal is. She is aware of how the community feels about race, she just doesn't understand why it is so which is why her innocent child-like narration is very important for the readers.</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
With a look of asperity, the teacher silenced the rowdy boys.
