The idea is to change the expression "that kept" to "that keeps" to keep the sentence written in standard English.
<h3>Why should this be done?</h3>
- Because the expression "that kept" refers to the word "fur."
- Because the word "fur" refers to the pronoun "it."
- Because the verb "to keep" when conjugated with the pronoun "it" or related words, should take the form "keeps."
Standard English refers to its most formal and grammatically correct form. Therefore, all verbs, pronouns, and nouns must be added to sentences in their correct forms, using all rules of grammar and syntax.
Furthermore, it is necessary to abandon the use of language vices and colloquialism that are common in informal English but incorrect in standard English.
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<span>Tom Walker, the protagonist of Washington Irving's "The Devil and Tom Walker," meets the Devil in a swampy land on his way home. Tom, having lived with an abusive wife, "had no fear of the devil." So he was comfortable around the Devil</span>
Explanation:
intend to convey or refer to (a particular thing); signify.
"I don't know what you mean"
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If your looking for the word, minuscule, your best bet is to look somewhere where it had words related to size, since minuscule is another word for something small.
