The user did not add any option but I found the same question elsewhere on the internet. The options are as follows:
A. You are not going to believe what I saw on the way home today.
B. Youre going to need another blanket.
C. Your locker is the third one down on the left Marcie.
D. Your name is spelled almost exactly like mine.
From the options given above, the correct option is B. The correct sentence ought to be written like this: You're going to need another blanket.
Apostrophe is one of the punctuation marks that are used in English language. It has two basic functions, one it shows possession and two, it is used in place of a missing word. An example of a sentence in which apostrophe shows possession is given below:
The children's room is painted yellow.
And in the case of word omission an example is given below:
They've not acted wisely.
Note that, the word 'they and 'have' are the ones that have been contracted to 'they've.
Answer:
educators who support struggling students
Explanation:
the campaign has a text saying "No one gets a diploma alone," which is likely intended for the people who help those who need assistance in getting a diploma.
There is an empathetic embrace shown, which is probably to connect with emotional experiences.
Answer:
Debra Carroll knows that successful students become successful adults. This is her 15th year at Edison Elementary School and her 10th year teaching fourth grade. So far, fourth grade is her favorite grade to teach! Mrs. Carroll was the 2011 Newell Unified School District Teacher of the Year, and received her National Board Certification in 2013. She loves science and majored in biology at Arizona State University, where she also earned her teaching credential and Master of Education degree. Mrs. Carroll is excited to begin the best year ever!
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