The correct answer is option A. TRUE. Interjections are used to express a strong or sudden thought. Usually interjections use the punctuation mark, exclamation point (!) because of the sudden emotion in speech. Examples of interjections that are commonly used in speech are, Aah!, Boo!, Oops!, Yahoo!, Ew! and Yeah!.
Answer:
saw
Explanation:
It is in the present tense
Answer:
Several teams observed the predicted sharp edges characteristic of a cosmic string.
Explanation:
Active voice is when the subject is followed by the verb and then the object. Whereas, in a passive voice, the object assumes the starting point, folllowed by the verb and then the subject.
The sentence - <em>The predicted sharp edges characteristic of a cosmic string were observed by several teams</em>
is written in the passive voice. So, to change it into the active voice, the subject "several teams" will begin the sentence, followed by the verb "observed" and then the object.
Thus, the final sentence in the active voice will become
Several teams observed the predicted sharp edges characteristic of a cosmic string.
