1. you don't need <em>the </em>in lake manitoba
2. don't need <em>the </em>in saudi arabia
3. don't need <em>the</em> before africa
4. don't need <em>the</em> before lisbon
5. no <em>the</em> before antarctica
srry for the misspellings.
Your answer will be "Its" because it's means it is, and "it is been a long time since i've seen him" does not make sense
let me know if you have any further questions
:)
I think the answer for the first question is C, but the correct answer for the second question would be B.
Subject is a noun, meaning a person, place or thing.
The subject gives us the focus point of the sentence.
In a simple subject there is one noun completing the action of the sentence.
