How would you change the following sentence to present perfect tense? Since I got married,
I gained five pounds.
a. Since I got married, I gains five pounds.
b. Since I got married, I have gained five pounds.
c. Since I got married, I gain five pounds.
d. Since I got married, I had gained five pounds.
e. Since I got married, I has gained five pounds.
b
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¿Fueron al juicio? Sí, ellos ____________________________.
Para cada pregunta, escribe una oración en el afirmativo usando el presente perfecto.
Add commas, colons, apostrophes, quotation marks, dashes, and italics (indicate
italics by underlining) to the following sentences wherever they are needed. Every sentence needs at least one additional punctuation mark, and some sentences may need several punctuation marks. We will be going to my mother-in-laws home for Thanksgiving dinner this year and to my youngest sisters house for Christmas. What will be an ideal response?
Ud. quiere saber la hora de salida del vuelo.
What will be an ideal response?
Read the following paragraph and answer the questions after the paragraph.
Behind Ford’s sudden leap upmarket lies a striking demographic shift. Since the 1970s, most of the income growth in the United States has gone to those who were already making the most. According to the Commerce Department, more than 8 million households have annual incomes over $100,000, and about half that number are estimated to have $1 million or more in assets. America can now lay claim to what conservative critic David Frum has aptly called “history’s first mass upper class.” —James Lardner 1. What is this paragraph defining? 2. Does Lardner rely on a synonym, a category, or a negation to start off the paragraph? 3. List two examples the author uses to develop the definition. 4. How does the author organize the examples?