Look at the dictionary entry.
be•gin (bi gin′)v.be•gan, be•gun, be•gin•ning [ME beginnen; before 1000]1 to do the first part: begin your work2to bring into being; originate: The brothers began the business while still in their teens.
Which tells you the forms of the verb?

A. 1 to do the first part 2to bring into being; originate
B. be•gan, be•gun, be•gin•ning
C. [ME beginnen; before 1000]
D. (bi gin′)

Question

Look at the dictionary entry.
be•gin (bi gin′)v.be•gan, be•gun, be•gin•ning [ME beginnen; before 1000]1 to do the first part: begin your work2to bring into being; originate: The brothers began the business while still in their teens.
Which tells you the forms of the verb?
 	
A.	1 to do the first part  2to bring into being; originate
B.	be•gan, be•gun, be•gin•ning
C.	[ME beginnen; before 1000]
D.	(bi gin′)

anonymous · Answer

Is the statement true or false?

A website that ends in .com is probably not a good site for research.
 	
	true
	false

anonymous · Answer

Which is a component of an effective supporting paragraph of a research report?
 	
	summary
	insight from the essay’s author
	topic sentence that does not support the thesis
	unclear details and examples

anonymous · Answer

Which is an indication that a source is probably not credible?
 	
	the source includes the author’s credentials
	the source is unbiased
	the source is published in a reputable magazine
	the source is a personal website

awolflover1 · Answer

Whoa one question at a time

anonymous · Answer

@Awolflover1 
I chose:
B, T, B,B.
I am sorry I know a lot of them are "B"

anonymous · Answer

But for the 4th one, I think it could be "D" since it is personal.

awolflover1 · Answer

the last 3 is correct

awolflover1 · Answer

the first one is confusing me