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Answer:
The answer is C.
Explanation:
When answering to this type of question, it is always helpful to identify parts of the sentence. Father (our father) is performing the action, which makes him the subject of the sentence. Bought describes which action is performed, which makes it the predicate. Bycicles (new bycicles) are the direct object; they denote upon what the action is performed. And finally, my sister and me is the indirect object; they refee to someone affected by the performed action.
When pronouns are playing a role of a subject, they are written in nominative, basic form of a personal pronoun (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they). However, if a pronoun plays a role of an object, direct or indirect, they are used as a object pronoun (me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them). That means:
I found this book.
The book is found by me.
Since here, the pronoun should be used as an indirect object, the correct answer is me.
Answer:
When Nolka first meets the Chenoo, she screams for her brothers', threatening the chenoo and demanding that he leave. she then looks for an escape route to run into the woods.
Answer:
Extreme poverty, lack of access to education and job opportunities.
Explanation:
Extreme poverty, lack of access to education and job opportunities are the three contributing factors that led to human trafficking. Human trafficking is the trade of humans for the purpose of forced labour, sexual slavery or for other works. Poverty is the main reason which drive people to enter in the field of human trafficking. Lack of education and no job opportunities leads to people to go to human trafficking.
Answer:
1 - A (using the word 'and' with a comma)
2. D
Explanation:
1. Combining the two sentences using the conjuction 'and' makes more sense as it is providing additional information - since does not support the first sentences as much.
2. In order for a sentence to be parallel, the nouns must be equal - in option D there is a night (at the symphony), an evening (at a wedding) and (a visit) to an art museum.
