In which phrase does "some" refer to a singular noun?

a. some of the economy cars

b. some of the police force

c. some of the native people

d. some of the healthy foods

Summary for the book for l8r g8r

Is the equivalent of 6/10 be 3/5

What is the present tense of chided

The marathon mountain race was run by many men and women. How would the sentence above best be rewritten in the active voice? A) The marathon mountain race was ran by many men and women.

Which is the adverbial phrase in the sentence? Fast and slow dogs happily played at the dog park, and the owners talked eagerly. a. happily played b. talked eagerly c. fast and slow dogs d. at the dog park

Which provides the best description of the underlined phrase? roger, a hot-tempered football player, charged the referee and tried to tackle the poor man.

What is the boy now, who has lost his ball, What, what is he to do? I saw it go Merrily bouncing, down the street, and then Merrily over-there it is in the water! No use to say 'O there are other balls' Source: Berryman, John. "The Ball Poem.

N which sentence is all punctuation correct? "Many people" Lara mused "never get to ride a horse." "Many people," Lara mused, "never get to ride a horse." "Many people, Lara mused, never get to ride a horse."

What is the climax of lochinvars story?

The glass breaking in the WTC is compared to an ice storm, which is a Question 5 options: simile metaphor personification hyperbole