Mrs. Stevens, along $\frac{with}{\left(A\right)}$ $\frac{hercou\sin sfrom}{\left(B\right)}$ New Mexixo. $\frac{are}{\left(C\right)}$ planning $\frac{to\ attend}{\left(D\right)}$ the festivities.

Although both $\frac{of ~them}{\left(A\right)}$ $\frac{are\ trying}{\left(B\right)}$ $\frac{to\ get}{\left(C\right)}$ the scholarship she has the $\frac{highest}{\left(D\right)}$ grades

He $\frac{knows}{\left(A\right)}$ to repair $\frac{the}{\left(B\right)}$ carburetor without $\frac{taking}{\left(C\right)}$ the whole car $\frac{apart}{\left(D\right)}$

In questions 28-30, each sentence has four underlined words or phrases (A, B, C, or D). Identify the words or phrases that need to be changed to make the sentence correct.

While verbalization is $\frac{the\ most\ common}{\left(A\right)}$ form of language in $\frac{existence}{\left(B\right)}$ humans make use of many $\frac{others\ systems\ and\ technologies }{\left(C\right)}$ $\frac{to\ express }{\left(D\right)}$ their thoughts an: feelings.