This sentence is incorrectly punctuated, therefore the answer is false. This sentence is considered a run on sentence, which means that it keeps going without adding the nessary punctuation. "Huckleberry Finn was an excellent book; it told of a raft journey down the Mississippi." This is a correctly punctuated sentence.
Answer:
Its a complete sentence. I know that.
Explanation:
She is the subject, sprinted is the verb, there is the "object"
Create, publish, become, be, come out, give, develop, have, find, test, offer, take.
igor_vitrenko [27]
After placing each verb in the correct blank and making the necessary changes to them, we have:
1. was developed
2. created
3. took
4. offered
5. was
6. published
7. became
8. came out
9. tested
10. found
11. gave
12. had
- When we take a look at the text before trying to fill in the blanks, we can tell it is about things that happened in the past.
- Thus, we can assume most verbs will be in the past tense or will use the past participle form.
- To begin answering, we must read the text and look for places where one of the options sounds more obvious.
- For example, when we talk of books, the verb "publish" is usually used. Since a manual is a book, we are likely to use "publish" with it.
- We repeat that process, answering the easier ones first, until we are left with the least obvious blanks.
- Here, we can try different combinations to see what fits - what sounds right.
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