The first one!
"The trees' branches ripped at her jacket as she ran through the forest."
Personification gives inhuman things, like a tree, human qualities. For instance, a tree can't literally rip as someone's jacket. Only an actual person can.
Since " someone " is singular, the verb has to be singular.
correct one is : If someone from one of the front rows HAS to leave early, we can change seats.
Is there any option we can choose?
That means that they have blood on their hands & its a big problem
Answer:
I find nowhere, haven't I.
Explanation:
I think this is it the question is confusing though.
