Answer:
A). 1.She heard a noise and woke up
2.I met a very beautiful girl
B). 1.He is sincere and slow
2.He is a poor man He is honest
C).The teacher didn't come
Do they play hockey?
Where is she going
Two and two make four
D).He gave me a purse
He was made to police my shoe!
Explanation:
This is unusual because one is more likely to be not a witch than be one as no one knows what makes a witch for certain.
Explanation:
In Act 3 of the play Martha Corey must tell the court and convince them that the allegation against her for being a witch is false.
She does this by giving her logic the way she can but is asked this bizarre question “How do you know, then, that you are not a witch?”.
The fault in the question is that by probability one cannot know someone to be a witch by guess because witches do not exist or as they believed in their time were rare.
So, for a woman to be declared one, the court would need definite proof for it to be true.
Answer:
"Our".
Explanation:
An antecedent is a word that a noun or a pronoun refers to. In other words, an antecedent refers to the pronoun in a sentence.
In the given sentence
<em>"We own and operate our own grocery store and café"</em>
the pronouns are "we" and "own".
Now, the antecedent for these pronouns is "our", which means "related to, belonging to us."
Thus, the antecedent is "our".
