<p>ya the offensive sterotype one</p>
<p>@Moose91-just after…it spent a whole section explaining the score change
and it also had passages about the world trade center and how it’s indestructible…
funny/sad</p>
<p>The question where it asked you to which sentence would provide the best connection from the preceding paragraph to the next paragraph in the castle story was that it reminded him of his four cousins, right?</p>
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<p>Bahahahaha. I’m sorry, but that’s more funny than sad.</p>
<p>yup four cousins</p>
<p>Moose91-yes…it was about his cousins because it needed to transition</p>
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<p>Definitely. Otherwise the passage would have just randomly started listing their names.</p>
<p>@Rocket surgery- i agree with you but didn’t want to be offensive</p>
<p>Thanks and Does any remember the question where a few of the responses were (had rode, had ridden, etc.)? I think it was in the bus story…</p>
<p>had ridden</p>
<p>i had “had ridden” i do believe…
does anyone know with the grandma…did she have “she” or ;Her" as her guide???
i get confused on which is proper</p>
<p>i put her cuz it sounded right</p>
<p>She had her as her guide. “She” is the subject form. No offense, but are you a native speaker?</p>
<p>^ me or louise?</p>
<p>i am</p>
<p>her definitely, but was “rode” one of the choices in that question?</p>
<p>i dont think so</p>
<p>i am a native speaker…the question isn’t really mine, it’s my friend mollie’s…she didn’t believe my answer, so she wanted me to ask here</p>
<p>Rocket Surgery is correct…if I remember correctly “her” was in a prepositional phrase which means it had to have been in the objective form. So yes, it’s her.</p>
<p>It just seems like that question should be easy for any native speaker.</p>
<p>another question for you guys, and hopefully you all remember…I only remember the choices:</p>
<p>–prompting the tree to sprout
–tree prompted by the parasite to sprout</p>
<p>forgot the other two…sorry</p>