The word we need to correct is the word plants.
Nutrients belong to these plants, which means that plants needs to be written in the possessive form. You can do that by adding an apostrophe: plants'.
The apostrophe is found after -s because this is a plural noun.
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The correct answer is A. <span>Give the book to the kid holding the skateboard.
You don't need any punctuation marks in this sentence apart from the period at the end of the sentence. Commas are unnecessary here because they just create an unnatural pause in the sentence, which you don't need in this case.
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It's A.
- Can't be B because of "your". The correct form would be "you are going to" or "you're going to".
C and D are wrong because of the "mens'" and "day's" errors.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
The Voyage of the Mayflower
