B. Noun
an object pronoun takes the place of a/an noun in the object part of a sentence
Answer:
The bike on the bike rack is blue.
Explanation:
The correct sentence from the given sentences is 'The bike on the bike rack is blue.' In the other three sentences, the error is in subject-verb-agreement. Subject-verb-agreement exemplifies that the subject and the verb in a sentence should be the same in numbers and tense. This means that with the singular noun, the singular verb will be used and with the plural noun, the plural verb will be used. In the first sentence, the subject 'cars' is plural, but the verb 'belongs' is singular. In the second sentence, the subject 'sidewalks' is plural, but the verb 'has' is singular. In the third sentence, the subject 'surface' is singular, but the verb 'were' is plural.
Answer:
It suggest just how poor and in poverty Walter was based on how he was acting at the table because he probably does not eat much, since he is not financially stable.
Explanation:
The correct option is III, I AND II.
The first sentence is a quotation, the second sentences is a paraphrase while the third statement is an attribution. A quotation refers to direct importation of the words said by another person, such words are usually placed inside quotation marks.
Answer:
I think the second one.
Explanation:
It says that they saw big footprints and not many people have huge footprints.
