You're going to have to explain your question a little more because I don't understand what you're talking about.
The verb "sell" in the past simple tense is "sold" in the sentence <u>"man (sell) sweaters, trainers and T-shirts".</u>
- Verbs are words used to describe actions. examples are: walk, talk, run, jump, sleep, eat, sell, stand, sit, read etc.
- <em>Verbs</em> are used to describe the action of a person at a particular time. The sentence can be rewritten as "man <u>sold</u> sweaters, trainers and T-shirts".
Therefore, the verb "sell" in the past simple tense is "sold"
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You could also use, "Also", or nonetheless.
Answer:
Well bias means like making somthing sound maybe better or worse in your favor. For example a soccer team looses and you put it like the other soccer team cheated, that would be bias.
