English, 21.07.2020 16:01 davidoj13

Excerpt from Marco Polo Part 3 John H. Haaren
At length, in order to show that they were the men that they declared (22) to be, they even diner to the mentions
old friends. When the guests arrived they were greeted by the travelers, anayed in yuyun Cinete ichs crimen s. Her
the first course they appeared in crimson damask, after the second, they changed munnes to come while se the
end of the dinner they appeared in the usual garb of wealthy Venetiarys,
Look at blank number 22. Which choice accurately completes the sentence with the content england
A)
us because it maintains objective case
us because it maintains the first person point of vier
themselves because the plural reflexive pronoun is needed
themselves because the plural indefinite pronoun is needed
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Excerpt from Marco Polo Part 3 John H. Haaren
At length, in order to show that they were the m...