Prepositional is when you are describing where something is
Your answer is the SECOND CHOICE because it says "between"
i think correct answer is b
I am pretty sure that you do not need to change something to make this sentence look better. Gramatically everything is totaly OK, so the last option - that's your answer. As you can see, <span> '[They] used tweezers to pick through innards looking for the heart' the previous tense is being used there, so any pronoun would be possible to use and that also would be proper.
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Answer:
The given paragraph can be put in correct order as:
The first part of the given paragraph should be:
After heating the air in the bottle, put the egg upright on the mouth of the bottle
and then the other part follows:
As the air in the bottle cools it contracts, creating a partial vacuum that draws the egg inside.
Finally, we write it as:
After heating the air in the bottle, put the egg upright on the mouth of the bottle. As the air in the bottle cools it contracts, creating a partial vacuum that draws the egg inside.
Answer:
Against this background of widespread racial discrimination and segregation, Booker T. Washington became one of the era’s most influential Black leaders. He argued that Black people should advance themselves through learning skills such as farming and carpentry, rather than look to legal and political means to advance as a group. “We shall not agitate for political or social equality,” Washington declared in 1895, in a speech known as the Atlanta Compromise. “Living separately, yet working together, both races will
