The verb 'have' can be used as an auxiliary verb when making the present perfect tense.
To make the present perfect: has or have + the past participle.
Answer: Mr. Van Daan steals some food, which upsets the others, and some try to throw/kick him out.
Explanation:
He shows that even if you have a good relationship/friendship with someone it can be spit up by something like gangs
Tobacco became very popular in Europe and proved to be a highly profitable cash crop.
A comparison and contrast purpose used in nonfiction writing
