Answer:
- <em>The verb </em><em><u> went </u></em><em> must be changed to maintain verb tense consistency.</em>
Explanation:
<em>Verb consistency</em> means that the verbs in the sentence must agree in number (singular/plural) and tense (present/past/future/perfect/progressive).
<em>Verb tense consistency</em> requires that the verbs in clauses of the same sentence agree in tense.
This is, you must not change from one tense to another.
In the sentence "<em>There</em><u><em> are </em></u><em>more private K-8 schools than there</em><em><u> are </u></em><em>private schools for grades 9-12, so many students who</em><em><u> attend </u></em><em>private grade school </em><em><u>went </u></em><em>on to attend a public high school</em>", the two <u> </u><u><em>are </em></u>and<u> </u><em><u>attend</u></em><u> </u>are in present, while<u><em> went </em></u>is in past tense.
Using <u><em>went</em></u>, then breakes the consisteny.
Thus, went must be changed to maintain verb tense consistency.
Start with an intriguing question. Like if you’re trying to sell a lavender infused pillowcase or something you could ask “Are you having trouble falling or staying asleep?” Like that.
The ocean, blue and wide
Taking the waves crashing them down
Salty in taste, warm in touch
Carrying boards in its back
Home to many
Death place for more
Way down deep, into the abyss
Lie the mysteries of the world
Sports can be a hobby. A hobby is something your really good at. Something you enjoy and are good at. Sewing, drawing, different types of sports, sking, etc. Those are all hobbies. So once again, a sport CAN be a hobby.
~Silver
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The characters don't say or act suspicious during the interaction,so we can rule out B,and the information they give is just enough to intrigue the reader and give the island a sense of mystery.
