Im on the same question, I believe its to repair a cracked sidewalk.
updating a computer isn't a problem solution neither is tutoring or building a garden. So I'm thinking its to repair a cracked sidewalk. :) I hope this helps
A. is wrong because (could'nt) is not the proper way to write the contraction for 'could not' it should be 'couldn't', also there is no need for the apostrophe after the word, yours it already possessive without the apostrophe.
B. is wrong because 'couldnt' is not the correct way to write the contraction for 'could not', it's couldn't.
C. She couldn't remember which suitcase was your's. is wrong because you don't need the apostrophe in your's because it possessive is, yours.
The sentence that contains no errors is D. She couldn't remember which suitcase was yours.
Hope this helps. :)
Answer:
<h3>Characters: The people or animals in a story. Setting: The time and place in which a story happens.</h3>
Answer:
1. Mary gave us *a warning in advance* that she was going to set a *record* for reading the most books.
2. *Everyone except Tom and two others* enjoyed the concert.
3. I am not going to play softball *until* next Wednesday.
Explanation:
Answer:1) He makes the dinner. 2) Charlie writes the letter. 3) The teacher reads my story. 4) We send the wedding invitations. 5) Sally cleanes the car.
