The Kennedy family were considered the closest thing America had to royalty. Its members WHO ELECTED to public office all served as Democrats Why there isn't the passive form after "WHO"? "elected" is the past participle of the verb "elect".....

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what does "i'm not going to make excuses anymore" mean? A. the person was making excuses and the reasons he gave were not real reasons B. he person has decided not to provide justifications or reasons for their actions, behaviors, or decisions

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Hello everyone! Please, could anyone help me to clarify which one is a coat? Or they both are? And if they both are coats, how to understand that a particular item of clothes is meant without particular description in a text? Thanks! I will appreciate your help!

1.She was sitting on the ground.She was out of breath, because she had been running. 2.Tom was tired when he got home, he had been working all day. 3.it wasn’t raining when we went out. The sun was shining. But it had been raining, so the ground was wet. I have the same question about all these there sentences in past perfect continuous tense. They are all finished actions,like she was not running. She was sitting. Tom was at home and it was not raining when they went. Why do they use past perfect continuous tense rather than past perfect tense?

A: It sure is cold this morning,isn't it? I barely even get out of bed. B:Yeah.It's pretty cold,alright. What does this mean alright?

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