What does "tense" mean in grammar? A. The time frame. ...

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What does “tense” mean in grammar?

A. The time frame.

B. Stress, anxiety.

C. all of these answers

D. none of these answers.

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Which sentence correctly identifies the direct object?

A. Zippy accidentally kicked Megan in the shin. Direct object = kicked

B. Zippy accidentally kicked Megan in the shin. Direct object = Zippy

C. Zippy accidentally kicked Megan in the shin. Direct object = Megan

D. Zippy accidentally kicked Megan in the shin. Direct object = accidentally

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Representations of objects, systems or events used as tools for understanding the natural world.

A. model

B. variable

C. data

D. observation

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