Beowulf telling of his challenge with breca
Answer:
Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Van Daan both argue about who gets to cut the cake.
Explanation:
That is the amin arguement. Every arguement starts because a certain reason and then extends past the main start of the arguement all together.
The plural form would be in this case of the verbs involved in the statement, which are in singular form. So in this case, by changing the singular verbs to plural it would be:
My youngest daughters just turned 29. They haven't had children of their own yet, but they love their nieces.
<em>Since then, kites have become more than just entrancing pieces of flying art. </em> Without changing the meaning of the sentence, what is another word that could be substituted for entrancing?
A. Attractive
B. Adventurous
C. Common
D. Practical
<h3>Answer:</h3>
Since then, kites have become more than just <em>attractive</em> pieces of flying art.
<h2>Goodluck! </h2>
