Question

(1) Justin want so much to leave from school early. (2) He remember that the package he ordered from Gasface Gag Company was being shipped. (3) For the last week, he wait on pins and needles for his X-ray glasses. (4) Every time he walked to his mailbox, however, nothing was there for him.
(5) Today, the sun's rays move across his desk. (6) He watches them crawl against the wall and up to the clock. (7) That's when Justin noticed the time. (8) Suddenly, the bell ring out. (9) "Finally, it is time to go," he thought to himself.

Answer 1

4. How should the verb move be written in sentence 5?
was moved
moving
has moving
It is correct.

Answer 2

i think it's a

Answer 3

im thinking d or a

Answer 4

its b

Answer 5

no its not

Answer 6

nope ur right its a

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

k thanx

Answer 9

yup np

Answer 10

nope it was d

Answer 11

i was right

Answer 12

Need my help? ^-^

Answer 13

yes plzzz

Answer 14

hwo is it d that dont even sound right

Answer 15

The verb must match the third person, plural subject: rays. The present tense form of the verb move is move or moves. It works with either a singular or plural subject.

Answer 16

Well just tag me when you need me I'm in between questions ^-^

Answer 17

got ya makes more sense .

Answer 18

k

Answer 19

sorry about that.