If this was the missing paragraph 6:
<span>"The details of Napoleon's death are unclear. However, there is no question that people today are getting ill and dying from arsenic poisoning. Arsenic compounds occur naturally in the earth's makeup. Contamination of ground water has been found in many countries, including Argentina, Chile, China, India, Mexico, Taiwan, Thailand, and even the United States. It is a global problem."
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<span>The best question to ask after reading paragraph 6 is:
How did the ground water in these countries become contaminated?
It is the best question because the contamination has already reached numerous countries and it should be stopped before it becomes a bigger global problem by contaminating other countries. </span>
Answer:
O Chloe's whole family laughs whenever she told the funny story.
Explanation:
The verb "laughs" is in present-tense. It is happening now, at this moment. That means that the family is laughing right now.
However, the other verb in the sentence, "told," is in past tense. It has happened some time in the past. Using two verbs in different points in time together to describe a single situation, like this one, is an inappropriate shift in verb tense. How is the family laughing right now when she told the story a while ago?
Answer:
1) cannot go, doesn't have
2)goes
3)flows
4)works
5)did you wear
6)hate
7)is going to meet
8)don't like
9)don't write
10)would your dad prefer
11)wants
12)will meet, Do you want
13)buys
Explanation:
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
It sounds like you are understanding what is being spoken about and you are showing that you are caring about what the person is saying while giving them your undivided attention.
I think it is a happy ending, with marriages between unmarried characters. Hope this helps
