Answer:
past – danced
present – dance
past perfect – have danced
past perfect – had danced
future – will dance
future perfect – will have danced
Explanation:
We form the Past Simple tense by adding <em>-ed</em> or by changing an irregular verb into its past form. e.g. danced
We form the Present Simple tense by using the root form of the verb or by adding <em>-s</em> or <em>-es</em> for the third person of singular. e.g. dance/dances
We form the Present Perfect from the present tense of the verb <em>to have</em> and the past participle of a verb. e.g. have danced
We form the Past Perfect form the past tense of the verb <em>to have</em> and the past participle of a verb. e.g. had danced
We form the Future tense by the form <em>will </em>and the root form of the verb.
e.g. will dance
We form the Future Perfect tense of the form <em>will have</em> and past participle.
e.g. will have danced
Answer:
You can't.
Explanation:
Not only is it dark, but there is nothing to stand on to reach the ceiling (which all depends if it's ceiling tiles or not), there is no window to break, or door to slam against. There is no way out. No one can let you out unless again the ceiling.
But even so I'm betting the ceiling is solid.
There is no way out unless you ya' know... died
Two or more things placed side by side to contrast or compare.
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
You see, as we do not attend your school we do not know any facts to write about. Though, you might like to write about the use of technology or school activities. For the tech, maybe write about how many people use it daily (estimated) and what for, go around asking your classmates, etc. For the activities you can write about them in general. Then take a paragraph or two on 1-3 specific clubs you think are the best and why. Try to switch between vocab and not repeat the same topic all over again in other words.
