<span>Main Verb: Taught
</span><span>Subject: Mr. Waring
</span><span>Direct Object: Students
Hope this helps!!
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Answer:
has been playing, explanation: it's just how it would go correctly toward the original sentence as it can be the best of all the answers :plays wouldn't go good because it would not sound right neither plays, as it is now or will play. AS IN I HOPE THIS HELPS. ah..
I don't know a lot about papers but for examples, the sentence that says "Then after Lily died, he stepped over James dead body and left her traumatized son in his crib and just clutched Lily’s dead body."
The word JAMES should have an apostrophe.
James's
"Severus Snape is not a good person and Harry really needs to rename his child. "
Instead of saying good try something like "pleasurable" or "delightful"
Philip Booth's poem First Lesson deals with a life lesson a father teaches to his young kid. The lesson that father teaches is how to float on one's back. Father tells that she is now sheltered, but what she has to do when he is not around. Therefore, he talks about the skills she must learn. The poem can be interpreted as a survival poem. The correct answer is A.
