Read this sentence:
unfortunately, the poor eating habits of parents are often past down to their children.

what is wrong with the sentence?
a. the sentence is not cited.
b. the sentence is not quoted.
c. the sentence gives an opinion.
d. the sentence contains a typo.

The answer is indeed letter D. The sentence contains a typo.

Explanation:

The sentence "Unfortunately, the poor eating habits of parents are often past down to their children" has a misspelled word. "Past" can be a noun, an adjective, a preposition, or even an adverb. In general, it refers to something that happened at a previous moment in history, or it indicates location or a lapse of time.

What happened in this sentence is a common mistake. "Past" has a homophone - another word that sounds just like it, but is spelled and used differently -, "passed", which would have been the correct choice. The sentence uses the passive voice to describe how eating habits are taught. Passive voice requires the past participle form of a verb. In the case of the verb "to pass", it would be "passed". Thus, "Unfortunately, the poor eating habits of parents are often passed down to their children" would have been right.

i think that the quotes in paragraph 11 contribute to the development of ideas because it provides a good reasoning of the central idea of the text.

omg omg omg that looks so so

explanation:

so cut i love it x3