Although your question is incomplete, I believe I know what you want to know.
The suffix used for perfect tenses of verbs is -ed/-d.
However, this only refers to regular verbs: if a regular verb ends in a consonant, you add the suffix -ed such as in work - worked. If a verb ends in a vowel, such as in believe, you just add the suffix -d: believe - believed.
On the other hand, if a verb is irregular, you have to memorize the forms by heart because each irregular verb is different.
Answer:
It is the second option.
Explanation:
The simile talks about a gradual change, so I am assuming it is the gradual change of the seeds.
If your just talking in general, I like to write about how I feel at the time, my dad found the journal I was writing in and he made fun of me about everything I wrote and still does to this day (we don't have the best relationship). The best writing memory I have is being in a writing Competition against 9 schools and won third place in it, got a medal and I was so proud of myself even though my dad told me to quit and that I wasn't good at it, got over that and now I'm thinking about writing a book when I get out of high school.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
people have the right to sexual expression without violence
people have NO right to sexual expression AT ALL
