Question

1. Choose a correct sentence:

a) I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me
b) My mother’s and mine voices are nothing the same
c) No gods, no kings, only the man
d) I will fly with you when you’re brave enough

Answer 1

Answer: c

Step-by-step explanation:

a) "I have no quarrel with him, all though he left me" is incorrect. The correct word to use here is "although" instead of "all though". The sentence should be "I have no quarrel with him, although he left me."

b) "My mother’s and mine voices are nothing the same" is incorrect. The correct phrase to use is "My mother's and my voices are not the same."

c) "No gods, no kings, only the man" is correct. and makes sense in its intended context. It is a statement that emphasizes the importance of individualism and self-determination, rejecting the idea of divine or royal authority.

d) "I will fly with you when you’re brave enough" is grammatically correct, but the context is unclear.