Question

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1. If you know that the Latin prefix trans- means "across, through, over, or beyond," what can you

conclude is the meaning of transatlantic? (1 point)
concerning something that has been lost in the Atlantic
concerning something that crosses the Atlantic
concerning something that lives in the Atlantic
concerning something that opposes the Atlantic

Answer 1

@The_Jokers_wife @Joel_the_boss @quickstudent @e.mccormick Help me?

Answer 2

ummm. I think its A

Answer 3

Thank you, could you help me on some other questions?

Answer 4

Sure!

Answer 5

2. Which sentence uses the verb eat in the past perfect tense? (1 point)

Sheila ate her lunch in the cafeteria.
They eat lunch together every day.
Douglas has eaten all the potato chips.
The twins had eaten pizza before they arrived.

Answer 6

@iambatman

Answer 7

Wich one do u think it is?

Answer 8

D

Answer 9

Why @waterineyes

Answer 10

Ummm... I think its D too but I'm no sure

Answer 11

I would say it is D because past perfect usually uses had before the verb

Answer 12

Yeah it was D but the first one was B

Answer 13

This link may help http://www.grammar-monster.com/glossary/past_perfect_tense.htm

Answer 14

I'm So Sorry @I_Need_Help_With_Home

Answer 15

@The_Jokers_wife Oh it's okay