It depends on which word is underlined. If the underlined pronoun is his, then the antecedent is boy. If the underlined word is he, the antecedent is also boy. If the underlined word is it, the antecedent is B. date.
Answer:
1. Last week, my roommates and I, went to the movies.
3. I ate too much food and, I couldn’t eat dinner later that night.
Explanation:
1. Last week, my roommates and I (remove comma) went to the movies.
2. Even though I wasn’t hungry, I still bought pizza and a huge soda.
3. I ate too much food and, (remove comma) I couldn’t eat dinner later that night.
4. Well, at least I learned my lesson.
The word that doesn't follow the rules of capitalization in the given sentence is Northeast.
All of the other words follow the rules of capitalization because they are common pronouns and so do not require a capital letter. On the other hand, northwest isn't capitalized when it is a direction on a map or a compass. For example, in the sentence "we will be sailing north for 5 days", north is not supposed to be capitalized. It is capitalized, however, when it is referring to the parts of the country, such as "Pacific West" or "Central Tennessee". So, in "...moving to the Northeast..." it is supposed to be capitalized.
You can learn more about the rules of capitalization here:
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It is d because people couldn’t find out if it was true or not
