tag question
noun
GRAMMAR
a question converted from a statement by an appended interrogative formula, e.g. it's nice out, isn't it?.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. In a standard dictionary, <span>you can find the key to pronunciation marks within the definitions. It seems to be the most correct answer. Looking at dictionaries you will not see pronunciation in the appendix, at the bottom of a page or even in the front.</span>
I think the answer is B...because Strenuous basically means putting physical and mental work into something.
Answer:
B. john's '69 ford is his favorite car.
Explanation:
Apostrophes are used to:
- To indicate possession
- To indicate an omission of letters or numbers
- To separate the s in plural letters/numbers and abbreviations.
In the question given above, John is the owner of the ford car, therefore in the sentence an apostrophe is used to indicate John possession of the car. Also, the apostrophe is used in the sentence to indicate an omission of a number. The year 1969 is represented as '69. Hence the correct use of apostrophes becomes:
John's '69 ford is his favorite car.
<span>B) Neither the coach nor his players knows whether or not this season will end in a championship ring or not.
The subject and verb don't agree in this statement, because the verb should be "know". It should read:
"Neither the coach nor his players know whether or not..." </span>