Not sure but i would say D is the answer.
1. I’ve seen that film before.
seen would be the correct one in this place, because they have previously seen, and it goes with the abbreviation i’ve!
see is present tense, so we wouldn’t be using it in this case if they have seen it previously, and aren’t watching now!
saw goes with i saw, not i’ve! so i’ve saw would not make sense in this case.
2. Tom hasn’t worked here for long.
not wouldn’t make sense in this case, because it means basically no. it’s like saying tom no work here, we are not trying to say that.
havent wouldn’t make sense either, it is a past/present form talking about what has happened.
3. Where has James put my bag?
this one is the correct one. the others have misplaced words and are not grammatically correct!
hope this helped:)
Answer:
The sentence "You have nesting dolls" is a simple sentence.
No, "He showed the officers a hotel receipt and an airplane ticket as proof of his time in Buenos Aires" is not a compound sentence.
Explanation:
1. <em>"You have nesting dolls"</em> is a simple sentence as it has just one subject and one verb. Moreover, it also states a simple sentence, and completes a thought. Therefore, it is a simple sentence.
2. <em>"He showed the officers a hotel receipt and an airplane ticket as proof of his time in Buenos Aires" </em>This is not a compound sentence. Compound sentences have at least two independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunction along with a comma. In the given sentence, there is no comma and also contains just one independent clause. Therefore, the correct answer is no, it is not a compound sentence.
I believe A. seems ok to me.
