1) The law will protect me against violent retaliation(choose the correct sentence of future continuous Tense from the given sentences )i) The law had protected me against violent retaliation.ii) The law will be protecting me against violent retaliation.iii) The law is protecting me against violent retaliation.iv) The law will have protected me against violent tetaliation. ​

Answer:

Given,

A's position from left = 13

A's position from right = 11.

Total number of boys in the row = Position of A from left + position of A from right - 1

= 13 + 11 - 1

= 23

So, there are 23 boys in the row.

Given, position of D from right = 17.

Let position of D from left be x

Total number of boys in the row = Position of D from left + position of D from right - 1

23 = x + 17 - 1

x = 23 - 17 + 1

= 7.

So, D is seventh from the left.

Hence, the correct answer is "7th".

Number of boys in a row = 32.

Step by step Calculation :

Given

• Boys facing WEST.
• From the left position of Ronaldo = 13.
• Shift in position to right = 2.
• Position from right = 18.

Calculations:

• Position from left = 13.
• When shifted to 2 places right, position from left = 15.
• Position from right end = 18.
• Total number of boys in a rows = 15+18 -1 (Ronaldo is calculated            

                                                              = 32.                 twice)

Final Answer =Total number of boys in a row = 32.

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Answer:

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Answer:

Personification

Explanation:

the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something non-human, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.

"the book provides a sustained account of how literary personification works"

2.

a figure intended to represent an abstract

Answer:

I was praised by my mother.

The answer is as follows:

The crops are dying; it must not have rained.

• In the given sentence, we need to correct the grammatical error in the sentence.

• From the first part of the sentence, we can see that the sentence is in the present tense. 'Are dying' is in the present continuous tense, which shows that the crops are dying in the present time.

• However, in the next part, the past perfect tense 'had' is used. This is the error that needs to be changed.

• The subject of the second half of the sentence is 'it.' It is a singular subject. Hence the sentence should take a singular present perfect tense. However, 'must' is given and should take a plural verb. 'Have' is the plural tense. Thus, it has been used in the sentence.

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Answer:

THE CORRECT IS:

The crops are dying; it must not have rained.

• It is necessary to fix the grammatical error in the supplied statement.
• We can tell that the statement is in the present tense by looking at the first section of it. The verb "are dying" is in the present continuous tense, indicating that the crops are currently dying.
• However, the past perfect tense "had" is used in the following section. The error that has to be corrected is this one.
• It is a singular subject and is used as the subject of the second half of the sentence. Therefore, the present perfect singular tense should be used in the sentence. However, the word "must" is present and requires a plural verb. The plural tense is "have." Hence, it has been used in the sentence.

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