The correct fill for the sentence is 'Parents' ', it is the plural possessive form, identifying that something (in this case, blessing) belongs to more than one parent of a particular individual (Alexandra).
The correct option for the given blank in the sentence is B) Parents'. This is because in this context, we are looking at a possessive scenario, where the blessing belongs to both of Alexandra's parents hence the need for the plural possessive form - 'Parents' '. The apostrophe after the 's' indicates it is something belonging to them. To illustrate further with an example - 'The family packed their suitcases for their vacation.' Here, both the suitcases and the vacation belong to the family, similar to the blessing belonging to Alexandra's parents in the sentence given.
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O explanation of different symbols
description of why an evacuation plan is needed
O list of potential problems using the evacuation plan
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Use of bold font on the labels make the text feature to aid the reader's understanding of the document. The correct option is A.
A document is an authored, drawn, displayed, or memorialized representation of thought, which is frequently the manifestation of both non-fictional and fictional subject matter.
The term comes from the Latin Documentum, which means "teaching" or "lesson."
A document's purpose is to facilitate the information to be transferred from its author to its audience.
A legaldocument is any document that affects a person's rights under the law, such as a deed, mortgage, will, trust instrument, contract, or any document filed in any court, quasi-judicial or administrativetribunal.
The use of bold font on the labels aids the reader's knowledge of the document.
Thus, the correct option is A.
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Answer:
explanation of different symbols
Explanation:
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a cartoon depicting ignorant-looking kids throwing food over their shoulders
an image of another school’s cafeteria covered in trash and rotting food
a close-up image of a rotten banana peel on one of the school’s cafeteria tables
an image of another school’s cafeteria covered in trash and rotting food
were talking about 1 school here not 2
Answer: an image of another school’s cafeteria covered in trash and rotting food
Explanation:
An image that creates an inaccurate connection between itself and the story provides false context. One of the images suggests that something that is actually happening elsewhere is happening at your school.
antecedent or appositive?
he, and me
him, and I
he, and I
correct as is
He and I are the correct answer.
There are three personal pronouns: subject, object, and possessive.
1 First-person singular: I, me, mine.
2 First-person plural: we, us, ours.
3 Second person, singular and plural: you, yours.
4 Third-person masculine singular: he, him, his.
5 Third-person feminine singular: she, her, hers.
A pronoun (I, me, he, she, herself, you, it, that, they, each, few, many, who, whoever, whose, someone, everybody, etc.) is a word that takes the place of a noun. In the sentence, Joe saw Jill, and he waved at her, the pronouns he and her take the place of Joe and Jill, respectively.
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Answer:
He, and I is the correct answer
Explanation:
Subject
Subject complement
Direct object