Suppose that I have spoil water on my friend project work. Write a letter of apology.​

Answer:

Dear (name of friend),

How are you? I hope you are doing fine. I am writing this letter to apologise about the fact that I spilled water on your project work. I know how much effort you have put into this project, even if you didn't too much or did much, I want to tell you how sorry I am. I hope you will forgive me for what I did and I won't do it again.

Cheers,

(Your name)

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What effect does the writers use of dialogue have on the reader?

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i will give you 33 points if you answer this. Is this puppy cutest puppy in world ????​

how is the price of a product determined

The telling of a story in very brief form is called a _____.

A . summary
B . summit
C . suspense

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Y=3x^2+8x+4 solve using factorization method​

The people clapped because the king had arrived
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in the glass castle, how does the dad convince the daughter there's nothing to be afraid of​

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Which passage best explains how the focus of passage 1 differs from the focus of passage 2 ​

D)) Which words or phrases are context clues that help you figure out the meaning of the word casually? "he acted cool," "natural behavior "friends of the baseball team," "looked forward to" » Chris wanted to sit next to the stars of his school's baseball team, but he wanted to treat them like his other friends. As he passed their table, he acted cool and casually acknowledged their presence. Chris' natural behavior won him the friendship of the baseball team. They always looked forward to hanging out with kids like Chris, who didn't treat them any differently than the rest of the students. "wanted to sit next to," "passed their table" "passed their table," "acknowledged their presence"​

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Put 3 quotes to support how buck helped others in Yukon.

Read the passage below and answer each question.

A Birthday Surprise
Read the passage below. Then answer the questions.

I had never seen my father so irate before.
“Can you believe this guy?” he ranted to my mother. “Honestly, I think he gets a sick thrill out of antagonizing me. And on my birthday, no less. My birthday!”
“Now, Herman,” my mother said. “Sal probably just stepped out for a minute. Let’s walk to that little restaurant on the corner—I’m sure we’ll all feel better with some food in our stomachs.”
We had come to Miami on my father’s birthday to visit his brother, Salvatore. For as long as I’ve been alive, Uncle Sal has been a constant source of my dad’s wrath. They’re great friends, but they sure do rub each other the wrong way sometimes. For example, when they go out to dinner together, they always haggle over who’s going to pay the bill. Sometimes I think that if my mom and I weren’t there to arbitrate, one of them might end up in jail for homicide!
I couldn’t really blame my dad for being angry. We had just spent three hours in an airplane to get to Sal’s place. When we arrived on his doorstep, however, the door was locked—and Sal was nowhere to be found. “He better be in the hospital with some kind of permanent disability,” my dad grumbled. “Or I’m going to put him there.”
We decided to head right to the restaurant. When we got there, my dad tried the door. “Just great,” he said. “They’re not open.”
“They aren’t?” my mom asked, perplexed. “But they must be open. You just have to be persistent.” She tried the doorknob herself. “I said, THEY MUST BE OPEN,” she repeated in a louder voice.
“Why are you shouting?” my dad asked.
From inside the restaurant, I heard the sound of a lock being turned. My dad gave the doorknob one more twist. This time, it opened.
“SURPRISE!”
We stepped into the restaurant to find about 20 people standing in front of a big banner that read “Happy 50th Birthday, Herman!” In the center of the group, my Uncle Sal stood holding a birthday cake. He took one look at the shocked expression on my dad’s face and broke into peals of laughter.
“Gotcha!” he said.

21. The narrator's mother could best be described as

Group of answer choices

excitable

distrustful

patient

forgetful

When the girl lights a match, she...
A. feels that she is warm with a large meal in front of her.
B. is able to walk through walls and windows to get to warmth.
C. is able to keep warm enough to avoid going back home.
D. feels that all the snow is disappearing and she is warm.

Human being becoming slaves of modern technology​

Which of these is Eliza's thesis statement? A. If you have ever struggled with indigestion or had an after-dinner tummy ache, it's probably no surprise to you that some foods can be significantly harder for some people to digest than others. B. For this reason, it is also important to limit fried food in your diet. C. You can add them to your diet gradually by putting them in soups and other fluid-heavy dishes that will help you digest them. D. The only way to build up this enzyme is by—you guessed it—eating more beans! Reset Submit

The documentary is not a piece of ragged muckraking or breathless advocacy: the filmmaker's careful research and thorough analysis make it clear that the outrage expressed by the film is completely -----------------.

How many sources should you find for your project?

You are joining the Science Fair and your teacher asked you to present your
proposal for your investigative project (IP). She told you to present the procedure
of your IP. What graphic organizer should you use? Explain briefly.

BERNARDO: " I think it be no other but e'en so.Well may it sort that this portentous figure Comes armed through our watch; so like the King That was and is the question of these wars."
Which word is most similar in meaning to the word portentous as used in paragraph 55?
A. Majestic

B. Ominous

C. Weaponless

D. Devout

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FOR 100 POINTS
In one sentence, explain why it is useful to skim a source and view text features BEFORE reading the text itself?

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“All About Me” Graffiti Wall PowerPoint
Worth 25 Points
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How does the author develop Holling’s point of view in the story? A by explaining how his father sees the competition B by describing Mr. Kowalski’s plans for the school building C by describing his observations until he realizes what has happened D by explaining the architectural review process

my name is margaret and i live in london we move house about three mounts ago i not want to move but our house not be big enough any more anysway i not like the colour of my new bedroom so last weekend i decide to paint it on satruday morning dad give me some money and i go to the shops to get some paint.there be lots of different colours,but i choose blue and white.i buy two tinsof paint and then i carry them to the bus stop.i get on the bus,but there not be any seats downstairs so i sit upstairs.when i stand up to get off the bus something terrible happen i drop the tin of blue paint down the stairs it leave a line of blue paint behind it.I not know what to do It be really horrible

What is the simile in the poem A Tempest?

What is Poland? Is it in US or Asia? Do they have an internet?

Help me on this please

Right form of verbs
Your letter regarding your joyful picnic (come) to me just now as a marvelous one. In your letter you (want) to know about the picnic that we (enjoy) recently. Now I (write) to you about it. We, the students of class 7(choose) Sonargaon as our picnic spot. We (be) 30 in number. One of our teachers (be) with us. We (reach) there at about 10 a.m. We (enjoy) the day very much at last we ( return) home safely. We never (forget) the day.