It all depends, honestly.
I'll assume Bipin is the source.
When using as a direct quote from source, you will quote only what is said in the article/newspaper/website/ etc.
So. If a part of the website says Should states, require adolescents to be eighteen before obtaining a driver’s license?
Then, you'll quote all of it.& The answer would be “Should states require adolescents to be eighteen before obtaining a driver’s license (Bipin)?”
If the
Should states, require adolescents to be eighteen before obtaining a driver’s license?
Part of the sentence is your own personal question, then the answer will be
Should states “require adolescents to be eighteen before obtaining a driver’s license” (Bipin)?
The sentence which uses a participial phrase as an adjective is:
<span>A) </span><span>Working
hard is the key for being successful in life. </span>
A participle is a verb which functions as adjective to
modify a noun or pronouns. It can be present or past particles.
The answer is It’s a shareholder
Answer:
B)Will Luma speak to Fornatee and allow him back onto the team?
Explanation:
Fornatee asked if he could talk to Luna, and she said yes, but told him to leave because she was busy with the other players. For this reason, keeping the chronological order in mind, the question that will remain in the reader's mind is "Will Luma speak to Fornatee and allow him back onto the team?"
Answer:
That's the easiest question. What is your reaction? Like your feelings... Or 5 routines you did at home. For example: My 5 routines at home is reading books, doing my assignments on online classes, eat, checking my missing assignments, and sleep. Use your own sentence. I hate English. My English teacher name Mallory Ogea and I call her Ogre like Shrek xD
Explanation:
