Explanation:
declarative sentences:
He runs.
She sings.
I like climbing.
My cat is black.
Dogs are cute.
He is eight years old.
exclamatory sentences:
You were meant to be back yesterday!
Jeepers! You scared the life out of me!
We won!
This puzzle is driving me up the wall!
You're adorable!
It's a boy!
Interrogative Sentences;
Which do you prefer, white or red?
Who finished your meal today, raise your hands?
Whom did you call to the party tomorrow?
Whose is this red big notebook?
Whose pants are these?
Imperative Sentence Examples
Pass the salt.
Move out of my way!
Shut the front door.
Find my leather jacket.
Be there at five
Answer:
declarative sentence
1.He runs.
2.she sings.
3.My cat is black.
4.Fran is sad.
5.I like climbing
Imperative sentence
1.pass the salt .
2.move out of my way.
3.shut the front door.
4.Be there at five.
5. clean your room
exclamatory sentence
1.we won !
2.You are adorable!
3. It's a boy!
4.I'm so mad at her!
5. come here Ella,quick !
interrogative sentence
1. who are you?
2. who is he?
3. where are you from?
4. did we made a cake for you?
5. where shall we go?
Explanation:
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Answer:
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essay:the best time of the year
Answer:
A Little Christmas DinnerChristmas is the time of year renowned for bringing families together in a way no other holiday can quite muster up to. Family togetherness feels like a cup of hot chocolate on the first cold night of the year; heart warming. That magical day when relatives flock from all over to be in one house, at one table, and to eat one meal, nothing is more special than a little Christmas dinner.
Christmas is known for coming quicker and quicker each passing year. Many people begin to silently panic as soon as they hear the first Christmas song on the radio. To me it strikes into my head that our yearly family Christmas dinner is ever so close. As a child I enjoyed the Christmas dinner but not for the wholesome heart warming reasons that echo through my words now, but for the greedy natured presents. Admittedly the presents still are a highlight of the Christmas dinner, but after a few seasoned years of learning that Christmas is not about materialistic items I now feel that the Christmas dinner is the best part of this day.
Every year we have the dinner at my grand parent’s quant house in the country. It takes a few hours to get there, but the country ride is more mesmerizing than any movie that I have ever seen. The twists and turns on a single lane road surrounded by tree’s help set the tone for what the day will bring. Every year I am always the first one there to help my grandparents to set up. The first thing I always remember to do is hug each one of them for as long as I can, thankful for another year to take in their open arms.
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Summer;
Thesis statement: Summer is often the least stressful and most relaxed time of the year.
Explain what you do with free time and hobbies
Pleasant weather
Less stress over school
Explanation:
which means ''nvm my acc suck'' without the abbreviations, i have a poor vocabulary lol
why did the narroter ignore the booking of dogs
Answer:
The narrator ignored the barking dogs because he was too busy in reading a book.
Explanation:
He did not want to disturb himself. The narrator thought that it must be the routine affair of street dogs barking at a hapless pig near the street.
2. . Complete the following past simple and continuous events. Choose the correct alternative (10 points)
1. Sylvia _____________ when she ___________ the DVDs.
a) was running / dropped
b) ran / dropped
c) was running / was dropping
d) ran / was dropping
2. While Steve ___________ a documentary, he __________ asleep.
a) was watched / fell
b) was watching / fell
c) watched / was falling
d) was watching / felt
3. They _________ when you _________ for remote control.
a) aren't listening / were asking
b) weren't listening / were asking
c) weren't listening / asked
d) listened / asked
1. Sylvia (A) WAS RUNNING when she DROPPED the DVDs.
2. While Steve (B) WAS WATCHING a documentary, he FELL asleep.
3. They (C) WEREN'T LISTENING when you ASKED for remote control.
In the following sentences underline the correct form of the word used in the
parenthesis :
1. (Who, Whom ) is our new foreign language teacher ?
2. (Who, Whom will you choose to represent us ?
3. About (Who whom) are you speaking ?
4. Whose), Who's ) pen did
you borrow ?
5. (Who, Whom) did you ask about the football tickets?
Answer:
1. who 2. whom 3. whom 4. who's 5. whom
Explanation:
Which statement best explains how the poet's word choice in this poem
conveys the tone?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
6. FESTIVE
A. serene
B. hearty
C. gruesome
D. jaunty
E. dreary
Answer: what? didn't understand
Explanation:
Answer:
festive time we welcome our guest hearty
Hi there :D ! Can someone help me with my english homework please?
Answer:
2. I would like the programme, if the topic was interesting.
3. If politicians didn't recieve a lot of money, people would not be angry about it.
4. We would enjoy living here, if there weren't a lot of social problems.
5. Farming would be easier, if the weather didn't change a lot.
Explanation:
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please what is the mining of sustain
Answer:
reference to the environment
Explanation:
mining companies now use the term to refer to
Essay about our culture,our identity
Every single person has his own unique identity. So, the culture in which he is brought up has impact on one's entire life. ... People acquire the knowledge of language, costumes, food and social norms and values.
Answer:
I HOPE THE ABOVE INFORMATION WILL HELP YOU A LOT.
1. Which statement provides the most objective summary of the information from paragraph 8?
A. Huck is a coward; he is afraid of everything.
B. Huck is afraid as he thinks about the darkness and loneliness of the night.
O C. Huck is deeply superstitious, but his fears of darkness and loneliness are real.
O D. Huck has a right to be afraid because the frontier was full of dangers.
Answer:
i think it is b
Explanation:
it seems like a very short but detailed answer
What detail in the excerpt supports the idea that Elizabeth is also biased against Darcy?
A.
“My faults, according to this calculation, are heavy indeed”
B.
“These bitter accusations might have been suppressed”
C.
“Had not your pride been hurt by my honest confession”
D.
“I thank you for explaining it so fully”
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Answer:
A
Explanation:
On Plato. I got it RIGHT! A+
When an author makes a statement about a character it is called____.
Answer:
characterization
Explanation:
i think so
Answer:
Characterization....
action that makes some one angry
Answer:
To anger, enrage, irritate, etc are all actions/verbs that make someone angry. You could just punch them. But that's, "not socially acceptable."
Explanation:
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26. They (go) ___________home after they (finish) _____________ their work.
27. In my country, it often (snow) snows a lot in winter.
28. My father _________(be) an engineer. He __________(work) for the company.
29. She (win) ________ the gold medal in 1986
30. Mary and Mr. Steve ________(come) from england. They _______(are) my close friends.
31. What time you _______________(have) lunch everyday?
32. When he came to the stadium, the match (already/ begin)_______________.
33. She ________(run) downstairs and opened the front door.
34. It __________(rain) a lot yesterday evening, so I ________(get) wet.
35. I _____________(just/finish) writing this book . I feel very happy.
36. Yesterday, John (go) ______________to the store before he (go) ____home.
37. He has written the report for three days. He ________________(write) its conclusion now.
38. Peter and I _____________(be) in front of the computer since 7 o’clock.
39. She used to be a winner. She __________(win) the first prize five years ago.
40. We ____________(fly) to New York since last summer.
41. Before I (watch) __________TV, I (do) ________________ my homework.
42. She ________(like) cooking. She ____________(cook) now.
43. She ______________(learn) piano for three months.
44. I ______________(receive) a letter from my old friend last week.
45. She _________(wash) cloth twice a week.
46. We ____________(do) exercise 2A on page 20 right now.
47. Look! It ______________(rain) heavily.
48. . After they (go)____________,I (sit) _________ down and (rest)________.
49. They _______________(watch) TV at 4:00 p.m yesterday.
50. He _________(open) the door, __________(enter) the room, and _________(break) something.
Answer:
26. went, finihed
28.became, worked
29.won
30.came, were
Explanation:
7 points is not really enough man........
what is the purpose of a society's oral tradition?
A. To validate a king's power
B. To pass on understanding of values and culture.
C. To make sure the right person gets credit for making up stories.
D. To persuade others to join a culture.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Oral tradition refers to stories and tales that are told throughout the society. Also known as spreading info/cultural beliefs by word of mouth
Answer:
To pass on understanding of values and culture.
Explanation:
B is correct one.
Help please
Witch of the following is an unethical in persuasive speaking?
A: telling the truth even if it hinders your argument.
B: persuading someone for your one benefit.
C: starting your own personal opinion.
D: accurately siting your sources.
E: seeking to influence others life’s in a worthwhile way.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
The option which is unethical in persuasive speaking is persuading someone for your one benefit. Thus, option B is correct.
What is persuasive speaking?A persuasive speech is one that is written to persuade someone to believe or do something. Persuasive speeches are used in a number of professional settings, including debates, sales pitches, presentations, and judicial processes.
Persuasive speech is used to convince an audience of a particular point of view. We often believe that we have a beneficial impact on others, but this is not always the case. Persuasive speaking abilities assist us in being more compelling and making a genuine effect when we talk.
Persuasion is immoral if the listener is unable to say no, leave the setting, or avoid additional persuasive messages. The immoral choice in persuasive speaking is convincing someone for your own profit. Hence, option B is correct.
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Choose the letter A, B, C or D the word that has the underlined part different from others.
A. Cultural. C. Landline
B. Interact. D. Language
Note : This is not an answer. My dear friend, could you please be more specific? What is the underlined part? Reply in the comment section below. Thank you!!
.The pupils left their bicycle leaning_______the wall.
1 point
for
to
against
by
Answer:
against
Explanation:
that is the grammatically correct answer
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A day i will never forget
Soccer is the most widely played game in the world.
Which is the preposition in this sentence?
Answer:
The answer is probably in.
Explanation:
why was the author on papuan island in the story of in the jaws of the aligator
Answer:
He belonged to the native village.
Explanation:
Because he worked for the author when called.
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. The Alligator is resting when the three averages are twisted together progressing in a narrow range. The more disant the averages become the sooner the price move will happen.
. The averages continuing in an upward direction suggest an emerging uptrend which we are interpret as a result signal to buy
. The averages following each other in the reversed order down the slope are a strong signal of an unfolding downtrend so selling at this point would be more than appropriate
Explanation:
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Your employer is considering adding a group term life insurance plan to the employee benefit package. The premium cost would be fully paid by the organization. Explain how this will impact: the employees' net pay the employer's payroll costs
Answer:
The most likely thing that would happen is the employee's pay getting cut by a lil, and the employer's payroll cost would go a bit, but then the company employee's would have a life insurance
Explanation:
using ‘such…that’ or ‘so…that’
He bought many cars.He didn’t know where to park all of them.
=>
Answer:
He bought such a lot of cars that he didn't know where to park all of them.
He has so many cars that he didn't know where to park all of them
Explanation:
What is the meaning of freedom ? ( in big terms, very descriptive)
Answer:
Freedom is the quality or state of being free . Such as : being able to have rights for using water , being able to participate in different programs, being able to fulfill the needs etc. Freedom is the most necessity that a human being needs and deserves.
read the following passage from “resistance to civil government” by Henry David Thoreau:
Yet this government never of itself furthered any enterprise, but by the alacrity with which it got out of its way. it does not keep the country free. it does not settle the west. it does not educate. the character inherent in the american people has done all that has been accomplished; and it would have done somewhat more, if the government had not sometimes got in its way.
how does Thoreau use a parallelism in this passage?
a. to emphasize the words “but by the alacrity with which it got out of its way”
b. to draw attention to what the american people do that the government doesn’t
c. to add the surprising revelation that the government gets in the way of progress
d. to compare the government to an obstacle, such as a tall mountain or river
C would be the answer
The use of parallelism within the passage does insinuate that the government is but an obstacle obstructing advancement, but there was nothing that hinted the government to being as obstructive as a mountain/river, so D is out.
The other answers are simply irrelevant
How do sections work together to build an informational article as a whole?
They can engage the reader with new information.
They can be used to contrast ideas in a different text.
They can answer cause and effect questions
They can provide explanation and examples.
Answer:
they can provide explanation n example
Answer:
They can engage the reader with new information.
Explanation:
fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs given in the brackets ................. 1. one of the boys _________ (be) a good student 2. The policemen _______(has) solved the case
Answer:
1. being 2. had its correct answer
the dog went with them
pls rearrange the jumbled sentences
Answer:
the dog went with them
Explanation:
there is no difference because the question is correct
