In which situation would a speaker be most likely to read from a manuscript?

Respond: Which speaker's idea of love do you prefer? Why?

The past tense is a verb form showing an action or a condition that began and ended in the past. The past perfect tense indicates an action or a condition that ended before another past action began.
PAST PERFECT TENSE
This estimable Merchant so $\underline{\text{had set}}$ / His wits
PAST TENSE
to work, none $\underline{\text{knew}}$ he was in debt....
Recount given pair of event. Show sequence by using the past and the past perfect.
Wife goes to Rome / joins the group

Who is the scapegoat in "Animal Farm"?

if opec decided to cut oil production for the coming year, what would be the most likely effect?

The pairs of words below are derived from the passage from Oliver Twist. For each pair write a sentence using the first word as the subject and the second as a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative. Do not use Dickens’s exact words. Add more than a verb to each pair. Then indicate whether the second word of the pair is acting as a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative.
childhood, painful

What is the best way top include a participle in sentence 4: A) Change "grab" to "demand"; B) Change "strong" to "vivid"; C) Change "strong" to "arresting"; D) Make no change.

Respond: Do you think Swift went too far with his satire in this essay? Why or why not?

Which sentence contains a linking verb?

The following sentences describe the life of Charles Dickens. Rewrite each sentence on your paper according to the directions that appear after each item. Make sure your answers are complete sentences.
Charles Dickens The ideas for many of the events and people in Charles Dickens’s novels grew from his own experiences.(Rewrite the sentence so that the subject and the predicate are in inverted order.)

Write a contemporary interpretation of this excerpt. Your interpretation should be a retelling of the story that either uses modern settings and details or describes events from the point of view of a minor character. Be sure to reread the passage before you write your contemporary interpretation.

he nominative pronoun who is used as the subject of a clause. The objective pronoun whom is used for objects in a clause.
Subject: There are three men who $\underline{\text{are sitting in a tavern. }}$
Predicate Nominative: The rioters did not know who $\underline{\text{the old man was.}}$
Direct Object: Little troubled the men, whom $\underline{\text{the publican served. }}$
Object of a Preposition: Death awaited those $\underline{\text{for}}$ whom $\underline{\text{greed ruled. }}$
Complete the given sentence by choosing the correct pronoun form.
Those (who, whom) love gold too well may find Death instead .

What is the mood of the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird"?

The pairs of words below are derived from the passage from Oliver Twist. For each pair write a sentence using the first word as the subject and the second as a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative. Do not use Dickens’s exact words. Add more than a verb to each pair. Then indicate whether the second word of the pair is acting as a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative.
reaction, astonishment