This is an oxymoron hope this helped :)
I believe it is D, if not then C, but I am leaning more towards D. Hope this helps! Sorry if it doesn't! :)
dependant clause, cause we don't know who "who" is and the first sentance tells us this. If the sentence was on it's own without the context, we'd have no idea who "who" is.
Answer:
The train <u><em>will stop</em></u> at every station.
Explanation:
The use of a correct form of the verb depends on the structure and form of the sentence. Depending on what the sentence is talking about, and how t=it is structured, the verb corresponding to that condition will be used.
In the given sentence, the idea is to use or talk about time in the future, which means, the sentence has to be in the future tense. This means that we will use<u> "will+ verb" </u>to make it into future tense.
Thus, the correct answer will be-
The train <u><em>will stop</em></u> at every station.
Answer:
Before
Explanation:
Before is the preposition in the sentence.