Which agreement rule applies to a singular collective noun functioning as a unit?a. use a singular verb
b. use a plural verb
c. make the verb agree with the subject closest to the verb
d. use a plural verb if the collective noun uses and

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Answer 1
Answer: The answer is letter A.  
 Collective nouns could be taken as singular or plural. This depends on how each is used in a sentence. A singular collective noun is a word that functions as a single unit.
 
For example: The play’s cast is currently rehearsing. The word “cast” is a singular subject. Although there are many members of the cast, they still function as one unit.

The plural collective noun on the other hand indicates many units and thus takes a plural verb. 
Answer 2
Answer:

the answer is A because i got it right on my quiz


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Ladies And Gentlemen I need help upon the following, any help would be very much appreciated, thank you….Match the following:

Questions:
1. The “Conqueror”
2. A list of property holders
3. The archbishop of Canterbury
4. Lost the throne to William
5. Lost most English possessions in France
6. Set up the forerunner of the modern grand jury
7. Conquered Wales
8. Called “Beauclerc”

Answer Options:
1. Thomas a’ Becket
2. Henry II
3. King John
4. Domesday Book
5. Henry I
6. William
7. Edward I
8. Harold

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Answer:

  1. The "Conqueror"- William: He was the first Norman King of England from 1066 until 1087.
  2. A list of property holders- Domesday Book: It was a manuscript record of "the Great Survey" of England and part of Wales ordered by King William in 1086.
  3. The Archbishop of Canterbury- Thomas Becket: Venerated as saint and martyr from both Catholic Church and Anglican Communion. He was murdered by the followers of King Henry II.
  4. Lost the throne to William- Harold: The last Anglo-Saxon crowned king, he reigned from Januar 1066 until his death in the Battle of Hastings against William.
  5. Lost most English possessions in France- King John: Was King of England from 1199 to 1216. He lost Normandy and most of the other French lands in the hands of King Philip II of France.
  6. Set up the forerunner of the modern grand jury- Henry II: He decrees that the judge and jury combination would replace ordeal and battle as being responsible for the verdict.
  7. Conquered Wales- Edward I: When he assumed as King, he suppressed a minor rebellion in Wales and, with the rise of a second rebellion he responded with a full-scale war of conquest. After a successful campaign he subjected Wales and built castles and towns.
  8. Called "Beauclerc"- Henry I: Son of William the Conqueror. He assumed after his brother´s death. They called him "Beauclerc" which meant "Good Scholar" because of his accomplishments in an age when learning was rare.

  I hope these answers help you.

1. William the "Conqueror"
2. Domesday Book is list of property holders
3.Thomas a'becket was the archbishop of Canterbury
4. Edward I lost the throne to William
5. King John lost most of his possessions to France
6. Henry II was the guy who set up the 
7. Edward I conquered Wales
8. Henry I called “Beauclerc” 

Hope this helps!

Who is black pink? BBB​

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Answer:

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

Explanation:

Which sentence uses possessive personal pronouns correctly?A.
The story with the most first-place votes was mine.

B.
Her's is the one next to their's.

C.
Was that plate of cookies your's?

D.
The baby watched the sunbeam make it's way across the window.

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A. The story with the most first-place votes was mine. <--This is the correct answer. 
All other possessive personal pronouns are not in their proper form. Instead of theirs, yours, and its, the sentences used their's, your's, and it's. Only letter A has the correct form of the possessive pronoun--mine.

Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets. Make any necessary changes. Do not change the original meaning of the sentences.  1. People stopped using phones with dials years ago. (for years)

 

2. Whose backpack is this? (belong)

 

3. They did the shopping. Then they prepared a meal. (after)

 

4. This is my favourite shop. I buy flowers here. (where)

 

5. The price of computers is starting to decrease. (By next year)

 

6. He arrived in the middle of the film. (watching)

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1. For years people have stopped using phones with dials.

2. To whom does this backpack belong?

3. They prepared a meal after they went shopping.

4. This is my favorite shop where I buy flowers.

5. By next year, the price of computers will start to decrease.

6. They were watching the film when he arrived in the middle of it.

Tartuffe's appearance in act 3 is known for which of the following? A. Delayed emergence?
B. Exposed deliverance?
C. Postponed exposure?
D. Belated introduction?

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Answer:

A. Delayed emergence.

Explanation:

Moliere's comedic play "Tartuffe" tells the story of how one man became the bone of contention in a family. Tartuffe came upon Orgon's family and made everything a mess.

Though the character of Tartuffe is talked about and even addressed, the main physical appearance of the character did not occur. He appeared physically only in Act III scene ii. This literary technique of a delayed emergence of the main character is employed by writers to produce some sort of effects in their works. Here too, Tartuffe's delayed appearance heightens the audience's anticipation of him. Also, it is another way of showing the mechanism of Tartuffe's ways of working, just like he did in the Orgon family. His presence is solidified only through the rumors and fears of the people who interact with him.

A because he comes in later and emergence means enters

Read this sentence from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens:Her look so discomposed him that he stopped, wandered, and began anew:

Based on the context, to discompose is to cause someone to become which of the following? (4 points)


Calm
Confused
Demanding
Lost

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The dictionary meaning of the word discompose is to disturb or agitate. Based on the given context above, to discompose is to cause someone to become confused. In other words, discompose also means to disarrange or to put something in disorder.