1. Which word correctly completes the sentence? I (am/are/is/be) from France. 2. How can we rephrase the sentence

1. The word "am" correctly completes the sentence. The correct sentence is "I am from France." This is because in this sentence, the subject "I" is a singular pronoun, so it requires the singular form of the verb "to be," which is "am."

2. The sentence can be rephrased to indicate that the name of your friend is Peter by saying "My friend"s name is Peter." This sentence explicitly states that the name of your friend is Peter.

3. To indicate that Mike is a friend of your sister, the sentence can be rewritten as "My sister"s friend is Mike." This sentence specifies the relationship between Mike and your sister, indicating that he is her friend.

4. The indefinite article "an" should be used before the word "artist" in the sentence. The correct sentence is "She is an artist." This is because the word "artist" starts with a vowel sound, so we use the indefinite article "an" instead of "a" before it.

5. The sentence can be rephrased to indicate that there are 20 desks in the classroom by saying "There are twenty desks in the classroom." This rephrasing specifies the number of desks, using the numerical value "twenty" instead of the numerical symbol "20."

6. The sentence can be rewritten to indicate that Paul dislikes romantic films by saying "Paul does not like romantic films." This rephrased sentence uses the negative form "does not like" instead of "dislikes" to convey the same meaning.

7. The correct way to express the idea that you are currently driving and cannot talk is to say "I am currently driving and unable to talk." This sentence clearly states both your current activity of driving and your inability to talk due to it.

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