why did the narrator be friend with anil​

Answer:

The narrator befriend Anil because he wanted to rob. 

What is the FIRST major step of the writing process?

Activity 3: Identifying Noun Phrases
A. Identify the noun phrase in the following sentences!
1. The house has a wooden interior door.
2. I went to a local hospital for an MRI.
3. I heard a girl talking about collecting beads.
4. I collected loads of nice smooth pebbles.
5. The quote on a magnet on my grandma's refrigerator popped into my thoughts.
6. I knew someone who had a passion from making things out of wood.
7. A woman in blue jeans stood at the window of an expensive shop.
8. Little boys who play truant from school have been punished at the field.
9. A public house which was recently bought by Mr. Ian is up for sale.
10. At the station, the boy was warned by a smiling policeman not to sit on the rubbish man.

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Here are the main points for an informative speech about UFOs: I. Roswell, New Mexico, has been the focus of intense speculation about UFOs since a msyterious aircraft crased there in 1947. II. Area S-4 of Nellis Air Force range in Groom Lake, Nevada, is believed by some people to be a scene of UFO activity. III. Other places known for reported UFO activity include Wisconsin, Alabama, and upstate New York. These main points are arranged using a _____ organizational pattern

Which line from President Reagan’s Address at Moscow State University is a fact? -Democracy is the standard by which governments are measured. -Throughout the world, free markets are the model for growth. -The key is freedom—freedom of thought, freedom of information, freedom of communication. -Every four years the American people choose a new president, and 1988 is one of those years.

How does early American English differ from contemporary English?

What is the subject of a text? The message The opinion The theme The topic

What is the first rule Equality breaks, and where is he located when he breaks the first rule?

2. Compare What are the similarities between Northerners and Southerners that

Lincoln outlines in the speech? What are their differences? Why does Lincoln

highlight these similarities and differences in the speech?

Which of these can be used as a hook in the introduction of an informative essay? Select 4 options. a short history an analogy a quotation an anecdote a dictionary definition an in-depth analysis

summery of the story of an invitation​

2- _____ he ride e bicycle at the age of 3? No, he _____ But he ____ ride a tricycle.
a) Can/ can't/ can
b) Could/ can't/ couldn't
c) Could/ couldn't/could
d) Can't/can't/ could

3- Martha could draw pictures when she ____ 5.
a) is
b) were
c) are
d) was

4- Jéssica ____ wear that dress as she ____ too fat.
a) can't/ is
b) can/ wasn't
c) could/ were
d) couldn't/isn't

5- He was very sad because he _____ eat his Ice cream.
a) could
b) can
c) couldn't
d) can't

6- My dog is looking for its bone but it ____ find it.
a) couldn't
b) can
c) could
d) can't​

Fill in the correct future tense - will future, going to or present progressive. 1. They (drive) to New York tomorrow morning. 2. I hope the weather (be) nice. 3. I offered him this job. I think he (take) it. 4. I promise I (not tell) your secret to anyone. 5. Take your umbrella with you. It (rain). 6. They (play) cards this evening. 7. I (go) to the cinema tomorrow. 8. They (fly) to Seattle next summer holidays. 9. I (invite) 50 people to the party, and I hope everyone (come). 10. That exercise looks difficult. I (help) you. 11. he (go) to the football match? 12. Are you sure they (win) the match? 13. She probably (stay) till Thursday. 14. He --------- (not leave) tomorrow. 15. We think he ------+++ (come) home late in the night. CHECK

pleaseeeeeeeeeee help meeeeee i have a F in english rnn my mom is going to beat me :C
What is the main characteristic of a biographical text?

a. particular focus on a person's life

b. argument presented from the author's perspective

c. figurative language

d. personal perspective

2.An article about the environmental impact of recycling would be considered a _____. (1 point)

a. biography

b. informative nonfiction

c. narrative nonfiction

d. memoir

3. Use the sentence to answer the question.

An argumentative text would be considered _____.

Which subgenre best completes the sentence?

a. a biography

b. an autobiography

c. informative nonfiction

d. narrative nonfiction

What are the main characteristics of the author’s STYLE in where the crawdads sing? List the specific devices —sentence length, diction, use of figurative language and/or imagery, dialect, point of view, detailed description, etc.—and give some examples from the novel. PLEASEEE HELP

Create an accurate summary of the pilot and his reasons for obeying the rules of the EDS. Provide your answer in two to three sentences. The book is the cold equations

Which of the following uses hyphens correctly?
O A. The movie was a re-made back in the 1980's.
B. We went to watch the actor's re-creation of the Civil War.
OC. The next project for the house is to re-do the kitchen.
OD. The queen was dressed in a re-gal purple gown.

Read these lines from the poem "Women" and answer the question.

Without knowing a page
Of it
Themselves.

How does the poet use the word “page” in these lines?

(A) connotatively, to suggest a type of life experience ✔

(B) denotatively, to indicate the parts of a book

Pollen grains help scientistsRead the excerpt from Wonder by R. J. Palacio. It's funny: even though Christopher's the one who moved far away, I still see him more than I see Zachary and Alex. They have all these new friends now. If we bump into each other on the street, they're still nice to me, though. They always say hello. R. J. Palacio helps readers understand Zachary's and Alex's feelings toward August by revealing their words and actions. Actions and thoughts. Thoughts and words. Feelings and actions.

Read the sentence. Hiking along merrily, we maintained a sedate pace because we liked to heartily enjoy the stream bubbling its way beside us. Which part of the sentence functions as an adjective? the infinitive phrase “to heartily enjoy” the participial phrase “bubbling its way” the gerund phrase “hiking along merrily” the prepositional phrase “beside us”

In which two sentences do the words in parenthesis represent prepositional phrases? -(The man in the house) seemed to be asleep. -The soldiers crept cautiously (through the tunnel.) -(Having been washed,) Jim's dog seemed a little smaller than before. -(Their faces brightening), they thanked us for our offer. -I was informed that the bus would arrive (in 45 minutes.)

What would your learning space look like if we are forced to do online learning from home?

William has written this paragraph about Dr. King’s speech. (1)Martin Luther King, Jr. uses repetitive words and phrases to argue his point. (2)He wisely repeats the phrase "Let freedom ring” which creates a hopeful tone in his speech. (3)This repetition of this phrase builds rhythm and momentum. (4)Using "Let freedom ring” allows King to finish the speech with strength. Which line contains subjective language?

What type of narration would the following passage be described as?
I couldn't believe my dog got out of the yard; I thought the gate was locked. When
I finally found him, he was so excited to see me, he jumped around and wagged
his tail; he couldn't wait to get back home.
A. Second person
B. First-person re-teller
C. Third-person objective
D. First-person witness
E. Third person limited

Why does Captain Miller get frustrated with her role in meeting with Iraqi civilians who have had family killed in the war? A. She knows that the women would rather be speaking with male soldiers. B. She wants to be in more direct battles with the enemies. C. She thinks using female soldiers only for this purpose is sexist. D. She only wants to provide medical care to U.S. military personnel

Why didn’t the teacher punish the speaker and his friend Niks?

PLS HELP IMMEDIATELY!! In an essay about how modern education developed, what is the best way to organize the essay?
Introduction and statement of the main idea, followed by headings that outline key changes Introduction and then several stories about modern students in a school setting learning to read Introduction that includes interviews of teachers, followed by interviews of students Introduction that summarizes the current state of education, then a list of recent changes

Place a checkmark next to each sentence that correctly illustrates parallelism. ----- Kyle is funny, handsome, and outgoing. -----Kyle is funny, he looks nice, and is friendly. ----On our vacation we are planning to go skiing, snowshoeing, and to use our snowboards. -----On our vacation we are planning to go skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding. -----Sasha enjoys watching movies, eating sushi, and playing basketball. ------Sasha enjoys watching movies, going to eat sushi, and basketball games.

1: "What kind of liberation movement shoots innocent civilians, children, that little girl"? (p. 14). Discuss the ethics of liberation movements. (Feel free the research the concept of liberation movements if you need.)

Think about the initial conflict: Neto wonders whether he can play football for fans who are making racist comments
How is the conflict complicated? Check all that apply

Based on this excerpt from Edgar Allan Poe’s “Fall of the House of Usher,” which phrase best describes the location for the House of Usher? During the whole of a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of the year, when the clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens, I had been passing alone, on horseback, through a singularly dreary tract of country, and at length found myself, as the shades of the evening drew on, within view of the melancholy House of Usher. A. an isolated place, B. a village marketplace, C. a park in the fall, D. a small town