Answer:
"International quizzes currently take place in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, aren't they?"
Explanation:
Question tags are question words added at the end of a sentence to make it into an interrogative sentence. Such question tags may include "is/isn't it?, Do/don't they" etc. depending on the sentence.
The given sentence "international quizzes currently take place in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal" is positive. So, first thing is to make the question tag in the negative form. And the subject is plural. Moreover, the tense of the verb "take" is in the present tense. Therefore, the question tag will also be in the present tense, for question tags should be the same tense as the sentence.
Thus, the final sentence with a question tag will be
<em><u>"International quizzes currently take place in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, aren't they?"</u></em>
Answer:
The fewest amount of times you can drop two eggs is ZERO times. Don’t drop them at all and you will not break them. BOOM, riddle cracked :)
Answer:
C, because it was expected of him, so because of socioty, it made him feel like he NEEDED to do it
Explanation:
Hope this helps! :)
Can I ask what the question is about as that’s crucial info regarding the answer
But if it’s just the connotations then b is the most suitable answer
The correct answer is D. Julia Child was famous for ending her cooking shows with a hearty “Bon Appetit” (enjoy your meal) and a wave to her television audience.
The phrase which is nonessential and doesn't really have to be included in this sentence is 'enjoy your meal.' This is the reason why it can be enclosed in brackets so as to show that its existence doesn't really affect the entire sentence.