we have the school keeper open the class
We have
Answer:
so what we do
Explanation:
what is question
Which sentence is written correctly?
Karina, the new student body president, was previously the class treasurer.
Karina the new student body president, was previously the class treasurer.
Karina, the new student body president was previously the class treasurer.
Karina the new student body president was previously the class treasurer.
You must answer this question.
You received an email from your friend, Dominic, who recently moved to your
neighbourhood.
Hi there,
It was nice meeting you today. I just realised that there is no newspaper delivery
service to the neighbourhood. Where do you get it from? My dad still insists on
reading printed newspapers. Does your dad read the news online? How do I
convinced my dad to read the news online?
I
Bye!
Now write an email to your friend in about 80 words.
Answer:Hello Dominic, I enjoyed meeting you as well. We signed up to receive the local news paper at the library in town. My dad likes to read a hard copy as well! I keep telling him to read it online but he never gives in. You could explain to him that he would revive the newspaper on time everyday, and that it won’t get wet in the rain like a normal paper would. I hope I could help!
Explanation:
We studied English ................ten year. a) for b) by c) in
Answer. For
Explanation:
We studied English FOR ten years.
Read the sentence and study the table.
When Raj removed the clock's cover, a tiny spring
came loose from the mechanism.
Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions.
What is the meaning of spring as it is used in the
fspring
sentence?
Which word provides a context clue that supports your
answer?
Meanings of the Word spring
1. n., the season following winter
2. n., a piece of coiled metal
3. n., a natural source of water
4. v., to bounce, jump. or leap
Answer:
1.b
2. b
Explanation:
Which one of the four is the answer. Thank you
Answer:
I think a ryhme
mostly because of the rhyming at the end of each sentence
1. It ……………………… cold today.
Answer:
it is cold today . it's cold today.
Answer:
It is cold today.
Explanation:
because the question is in present form.
What is conflict? Explain how it affects the action of a story
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Answer:
Conflict refers to an obstacle in the way of the story, and needs a solution. It can affect the character or the story itself, usually in a negative way, that prevents the story from developing.
Answer: This question does not have enough information for me to answer it.
15. How can these two sentences be combined into one compound sentence?
The dog wanted to jump into the water. The owner wouldn't allow it.
Although the dog wanted to jump into the water, the owner wouldn't allow it.
As the dog wanted to jump into the water, the owner wouldn't allow it.
The dog wanted to jump into the water, but the owner wouldn't allow it
The owner wouldn't allow it: The dog wanted to jump into the water.
Answer:
Although the dog wanted to jump into the water, the owner wouldn't allow it.
Explanation:
This is the best answer choice because it has the same tense all throughout the sentance. It uses "past tense" in both parts of the compound.
synonyms
1. Swell
A. pulse
B. exterminate
C. know
D. exceed
E. enlarge
2. Name
A. announce
B. number
C. stretch
D. curiosity
E. attach
Answer:
as we all know synonyms are words that are similar in meaning or you can see same in meaning.
so therefore the synonyms for swell is enlarge.
I need help please ASAP
Answer:
What's on the screen?
Explanation:
The camera is too far away from the screen.
change into indirect speech (1) She said,"what does BOB do?"
Answer:
Here it is...
Explanation:
She asked what Bob does.
Write an
application to your
principle requesting him
to arrange high security
for the school campus.
Answer:
Hello Principal___,
I am writing you today in regards to our schools security system. As a student here my top priority is to learn, and yours is to keep us safe. Thats why I wanted to ask you if you could arrange a higher tech security system for our school. This includes more cameras, highering a police officer, and more security gaurds. If we do this we can prevent any further problems on our campus. I hope this will lead to a change at our school.
Thank you,
_______
Explanation: Hope this helps :)
I should probably ask a question on this site, so here's an easy one for yall.
Why do so many people believe that "the book is always better than the movie"?
A) Books usually include details films leave out.
B) Books usually provide less background information.
C) Books usually include a lot of dialogue.
D) Books usually provide more visual appeal.
Answer:
A) Books usually include details films leave out.
Answer:
A: Books usually include details movies leave out
Explanation:
I took the test
Sonnet 100 What is the central idea of the sonnet?
Answer:the answer is b
Explanation:
What linking verb best fit in the blank
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What is field specific vocabulary?
is the specialized terminology associated with a particular field or area of activity
If I had known you needed the book, I'd have brought it with me.
In the above sentence, “if” is
O a coordinating conjunction
O a preposition
O a subordinator
O an adjective
o none of these
Answer:
it's a coordinating conjunction
Match each type of context clue with the correct sentence. The unknown word is underlined.
Drag each tile to the correct box.
Tiles
definition clue
example clue
synonym clue
antonym clue
Pairs
Constellations, including Aquarius and Orion,
are easiest to view on a clear, cloudless night.
arrowBoth
As Zander walked through the forest, there
was a sense of foreboding, unease, and worry.
arrowBoth
While Audrey had a grievance with her boss,
she also had praise and appreciation.
arrowBoth
A bibliography is a list of texts referred to by
an author.
Answer:
Constellations, including Aquarius and Orion,
are easiest to view on a clear, cloudless night.
arrowBoth (example clue)
As Zander walked through the forest, there
was a sense of foreboding, unease, and worry.(synoym clue)
arrowBoth
While Audrey had a grievance with her boss,
she also had praise and appreciation.(antonym clue)
arrowBoth
A bibliography is a list of texts referred to by
an author. (definition clue)
1. Much of our knowledge of dinosaurs comes from
excavated bones, which, in ------- other clues such as
fossilized tracks and eggs, help us to ------- the
evolution of these creatures.
(A) convergence with .. supplant
(B) divergence from .. decode
(C) dependence on .. belie
(D) opposition to .. amplify
(E) conjunction with .. trace
(HELP FAST PLS!!) write a 10-12 sentence paragraph that uses life or death situation to create suspence.
Answer:
I'm not sure if It's supposed to be in first person, maybe try imaging you are hainging off a cliff or you're on a plane that's about to crash.
Explanation:
My knuckles are pale from being tightly clenched around the rusted metal bar, I feel the wind blowing against me threatening my balance. The water below me is roaring but my heart seems to be louder. I peek down, the jagged rocks and the thundering river did not seem like a pleasant way to go. My lungs feel stiff as I take in slow trembling breathes all the while feeling my grasp loosen. Would someone come to get me? I’d made one last 911 call before my phone died, thank god for Siri, but how long would it take? Will they find me in time? A stinging pain rises in my hands, my nails are digging into my palm, drawing warm blood that I can’t help but feel relief for as the air grows colder. I glance back at the deteriorating metal railing from the now sideways bridge, I should’ve never walked across, I should’ve never risked it. Suddenly, the bridge shifts and lets out a big creak. My heart drops, is this it? My heart is beating faster now, It’s freezing out but I’m sweating, how much longer can I last?
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Rewrite each of the following sentences on your own paper, changing all passive voice verbs to active verbs.
1. The coconut cream pie was gobbled down by the starving Scouts.
2. The little village was drenched by a blinding downpour.
3. The budget was slashed by the angry city council.
4. The football goal posts were toppled by the swarming fans.
5. The pale rose petals were caressed by silver moonbeams.
6. A stern warning to striking workers was issued by the governor.
7. The field was pranced upon by the playful ponies.
8. The air was filled by the steady beat of drums.
9. Through the fog and mist a beacon of assurance was sent out by the old lighthouse.
10. Stories of hardship and suffering were told by old Mrs. Hawkins.
Explanation:
First let's look at the difference between active and passive voice:
"Active voice means that a sentence has a subject that acts upon its verb. Passive voice means that a subject is a recipient of a verb's action."
1) The coconut cream pie was gobbled down by the starving Scouts.
What's the subject? The coconut cream pie. What is it doing? Nothing. Its the scouts that are preforming the verb of the sentence. In order to find active voice, we must make that Scouts the subject of the sentence.
The starving scouts gobbled down the coconut cream pie.
2)The little village was drenched by a blinding downpour.
Let's try a different approach. What is the verb? Drenched. Now what is doing the drenching? The down pour. Whatever noun is preforming the verb will be the subject of an active voice sentence. So . . .
A blinding downpour drenched the little village.
In short, in active voice, the main subject must be doing the main verb
Answer:
I'm not going to give an explanation for all of these, but I encourage you to try some of these yourself using the methods introduced above i.e find the main verb and from there find what is doing the verb, or find the main subject and create the sentence around it so it's doing the action.
3) The angry city council slashed the budget.
4) The swarming fans toppled the football goal posts.
5) The silver moonbeams caressed the pale rose petals
6) The governor issued a stern warning to striking workers
(Note: Here, striking is not the verb of the sentence but an adjective to describe workers. Could also be a gerund, I'm not sure. Either way, it's not the main verb.)
7) The playful ponies pranced upon the field.
8) The stead beat of drums filled the air.
9) Through the fog and mist, the old light house sent a beacon of assurance.
(Note: Through the fog and mist is a prepositional phrase and could be put at the end of the sentence or the beginning)
10) Mrs. Hawkins told stories of hardship and suffering.
(Note: suffering is part of the preposition and thus is not the main verb)
Read the claim.
The overuse of social media has led to a decline in the academic performance of this country’s high school students.
Which reasons are logically sound and could be used to support the claim? Select two options.
High school students are spending more time on social media than they are studying and completing homework.
Grades at a specific high school are worse this year than they were 20 years ago, when social media was not a distraction.
Social media is causing many problems in society, including a lack of attention and a more negative attitude toward education among students in my neighborhood.
You can read several articles about students around the country causing problems at school rather than focusing on academics.
Standardized test scores dropped or remained stagnant in many states in 2017, which was the peak year to date for social media use.
Answer:Standardized test scores dropped or remained stagnant in many states in 2017, which was the peak year to date for social media use.
and
Grades at a specific high school are worse this year than they were 20 years ago, when social media was not a distraction.
Explanation:
They could all be used but the above are more stats based and less ancedotal than the others.
The two logically sound reason that could be used to support the claim are;
High school students are spending more time on social media than they are studying and completing homework.Standardized test scores dropped or remained stagnant in many states in 2017, which was the peak year to date for social media use.Social mediaThis refers to an online platform where different individuals from different places meet and share thought, ideas and interest.
The abuse of social media by students has led to academic decline. Students spend more time on social media doing unnecessary things than studying and doing assignment.
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Which real words do these nonsense words remind you of? brillig_____ Slithy_____ Mimsy_______ Frumious________
Answer:
billing
slushie
Fimsy
famous
Question
Change the following active sentences into passive word.
1. I will never forget this experience.
2. The police are chasing the thief.
3. My friend give me a gift.
4. The principal teaches history.
5. Denkar is shouting at her sister
6. I will pay the bill tomorrow
7. Pema has painted the wall.
8 Jigme is watching a football match.
Can any of you help me to change this active sentences into passive sentences.
Answer:
This experience will never be forgotten by me.
The thief are chased by the police .
A gift is given by my friend .
History is taught by the principal .
Her sister is shouted by denkar .
Tomorrow the bill shall payed by me .
The wall was painted by pema.
Football match was watched by jigma.
Change the following into the active voice:
Answer:
1. People will accuse them of theft.
2. The cat drank all the milk.
3. A truck ran over the girl.
4. Someone swept the room.
5. His mother advised him.
Explanation:
TOO, ENOUGH, and NOT ENOUGH
1. Complete the sentences with too / enough / not ... enough.
Example: We didn’t have enough money to go to the opera. It was too expensive.(expensive)
1. It was too cold to visit the caves. It was ____________________________ (warm).
2. We had enough time to visit the castle, but it was __________________________ (crowded).
3. Six people wanted to go to the museum. Luckily, Carla’s car was _________________ (big).
4. I wanted to go to the opera, but I didn’t have ________________________ (money).
5. The reef is not safe for the children. It’s ___________________________ (dangerous)
Answer:
1. not warm enough
2. too crowded
3. bid enough
4. enough money
5. too dangerous
Explanation:
the above answers fill in the sentences correctly.
Sentences with too / enough / not ... enough:
⇒It was too cold to visit the caves. It was not warm enough.
⇒We had enough time to visit the castle, but it was too crowded.
⇒Six people wanted to go to the museum. Luckily, Carla’s car was bid enough.
⇒I wanted to go to the opera, but I didn’t have enough money.
⇒The reef is not safe for the children. It’s too dangerous.
What are Sentences?We can infer from sentences that they are the greatest independent grammatical unit. Capital letters are used to start sentences, and a period, question mark, or exclamation point is used to conclude them.
Latin for "to feel" is the root of the word "sentence." Sentential is the word's adjective form.
According to classical definitions, a sentence is any word or collection of words that fully communicates a concept and has both a subject and a verb.
What are Museum?A museum is a permanent, nonprofit organization that collects, preserves, conducts research, and communicates artifacts for the benefit of all members of society and the advancement of civilization.
For the goals of education, research, and entertainment, museums display the material and immaterial heritage of humans and their surroundings.
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"Anger kick a rock and bring wounds on their toes" explanation
Answer:wym
Explanation:
what is called education
Answer:
It is the process of learning or gaining knowledge.
Make acrostics with- mother
Problem:
Mark acrostics with- mother.
Answer:
M- marvelous
O- overflowing love
T- touching
H- heart of
E- everyone she
R- reaches
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