Answer:
2. so do I
3. so do I
4. so do I
5. so did I
6. so would I
7. so have I
8. so was I
9. so should I
10. so did I
11. so did I
Can someone pls give an example of networking in their own life experience. If at all you don't have any , you can include an example of what you want to do
Answer:
Can someone pls give an example of networking in their own life experience. If at all you don't have any , you can include an example of what you want to do
Explanation:
HOPE THIS HELPS>:(
I. Complete the sentences, using the -ing form of the given verbs.
do / stay / try / take / go(x2) / collect / eat / watch / plant
1. We enjoy ………………….. for a walk around the lake every evening.
2. My friend Jenifer loves …………………… unique things.
3. Most of my friends don't like ………………….. homework at the
weekend.
4. Do you like ……………………….. flowers in the balcony?
5. I hate ………………………… outdoors in the summer. It's so hot.
6. I don't like …………………. challenging sports like ice skating or surfing.
7. My cousin David adores ………………… photos. He has got an expensive
camera.
8. Who dislikes ……………………… films on TV?
9. Does Laura hate ……………….. noodles?
10. My mother detests ……………………. by bus because she can be carsick
Answer:
1) going
2) collecting
3) doing
4) planting
5) staying
6) trying
7)taking
8)watching
9)eating
10)going
What kind of literature is a play?
fiction
nonfiction
Answer:
The Difference Between Fiction and Nonfiction. ... In general, fiction refers to plot, settings, and characters created from the imagination, while nonfiction refers to factual stories focused on actual events and people.
Explanation:
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write a paragraph describing the car of the future
Answer:
Explanation:The automobile of the future would be battery-powered, linked to networks, and smart in terms of automated driving, the study found. And coupled with that are on-board digital entertainment and shared-mobility features that will also require powerful computing technology.
The protagonist and antagonist are in conflict with each other.
Answer:
The conflict continues till the end of the anime/manga/story and either the antagonist/protagonist/both die in the end.
Happy ending.
Have a confusing day, Mr. random question asker.
What character motivation advances the plot?
Answer:
the plot for what book or movie
Answer:
Character motivation in a plot stems from a certain desire which is usually to solve a problem that arises in the first act of story. The character is then motivated to work on themselves or take action which advances the plot and through a series of conflicts and resolutions of higher stakes the tension keeps rising.
How can visual images create feelings of unease and fear?
Answer:
Explanation:
Because sight is one of your senses that allows you to send messages and signals to your brain. This then interprets the image as something that is scary, which then is processed as fear or unease in the form of feelings.
what is the tone used for the poem, rose that grew from the concrete?
Answer:
Brave and Lonley
Explanation:
we spoke English (into negative)
Answer:
We don't speak English.
V.Rewrite the following sentences.
1. Bao is too young to cycle to school.
Bao isn't ...........................................
2. I received some money from my aunt this morning.
My aunt ......................................................................
3. This table is too heavy for us to carry.
This table isn't ....................................
4. It takes Minh two hours to do his homework every day.
Minh spends ......................................................................
Answer:
1. Bao is too young to cycle to school.
Bao isn't too old to cycle to school
2. I received some money from my aunt this morning.
My aunt gave some money to me this morning
3. This table is too heavy for us to carry.
This table isn't too light for us to carry.
4. It takes Minh two hours to do his homework every day.
Minh spends two hours to do this homework everyday.
1. According to Mary Shelley's 1831 introduction, where did she get her inspiration for
Frankenstein?
Answer:
According to Mary Shelley's 1831 introduction, where did she get her inspiration for Frankenstein? Mary Shelley was only 18 when she began writing Frankenstein. Her parents were both well-known writers. ... The idea both frightened her and inspired her ghost story, which later became Frankenstein.
1. Last night I watched the movie Romeo and Juliet. At last they killed (together/ each other/ themselves/ them)
2. (What/ Do/ Would/ Will) you like to come? – I’d love to.
3. We must be there (at/ before/ between/ after) 7.30 and 8.15.
4. When my grandmother was young, she used (sing/ to sing/ sang/ sung) very well.
5. Don’t go (outside/ inside/ into/ away). It’s too cold.
6. Our team played well (too/ that/ so/ enough) to win the gold medal.
7. Don’t let your child (play/ to play/ playing/ plays) with matches.
8. How long will he (must/ should/ have to/ has to) stay there?
9. Our team won the game because we played very (good/ well).
10. I tried on the shoes and they fitted me (perfect/ perfectly).
11. He had an accident because he was driving too (fast/ fastly).
12. Tom is a driver (careful/ carefully). He is driving along the narrow road. (careful/ carefully)
13. Do you usually feel (nervous/ nervously) before examination?
14. She speaks English (fluent/fluently).
15. He hurt himself (bad/badly).
16. He looked me when I interrupted him. (angry/ angrily)
17. I always feel when the sun is shining. (happy/ happily)
18. Lan worked very for the exam. (hard/ hardly)
19. I am not at Math. (good/ well)
20. My aunt speaks English very (good/ well/ goodly/ best).
21. We have math on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; it means we have math (once/ twice/ three times/ four times) a week.
Answer:
1. Last night I watched the movie Romeo and Juliet. At last they killed themselves together.
2. Would you like to come?- I'd love to.
3. We must be there between 7:30 and 8:15
4.When my grandmother was young, she used to sing very well.
5. Don't go outside. It's too cold
6. Our team played well enough to win the gold medal.
7. Don't let your child play with matches.
8.How long should he stay there?
9. Our team won the game because we played very well.
10. I tried on the shoes and they fitted me perfectly.
11. He had an accident because he was driving too fast.
12. Tom is a careful driver. He is driving along the narrow road carefully.
13. Do you usually feel nervous before an examination?
14. She speaks English fluently.
15. He hurt himself badly.
16. He looked angrily at me when I interrupted him.
17. I always feel happy when the sun is shining.
18. Lan worked very hard for the exam.
19. I am not good at math.
20. My aunt speaks very good english.
21. We have math three times a week on Teusday, Thursday and Friday.
Explanation:
What can be archetypes? Select three options.
plots
topics
objects
messages
characters
Answer:
character,objects,topic
Explanation:
I could be wrong I hope this is right
Alguien me ayuda por favor
Escriba el presente de los siguientes verbos irregulares:
Did
Come
Saw
Had
Was
Went
Bought
Ran
Slept
Rodé
Cual es el mensaje de la canción this is america
i dont know, sorryoujo4utgoo
II. Put the verb into either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (with 'to'):
1) I don't fancy ......................... (go) out tonight.
2) She avoided (tell)............................. him about her plans.
3) I would like .......................... (come) to the party with you.
4) He enjoys .............................. (have) a bath in the evening.
5) She kept .............................. (talk) during the film
6) I am learning (speak) ............................... English.
7) Do you mind (give)............................ me a hand?
8) She helped me (carry)......................... my suitcases.
9) I've finished ............................... (cook) - come and eat!
10) He decided (study) ............................ biology.
11) I dislike.............................. (wait).
12) He asked (come) ................................. with us.
13) I promise (help) ................................. you tomorrow.
14) She agreed (bring) ........................... the pudding to the dinner.
15) We hope (visit).......................... Amsterdam next month.
16) She suggested (go) ............................... to the museum.
17) They plan (start) ................................ college in the autumn.
18) I don't want (leave) ..................................... yet.
Answer:
going
telling
to come
having
talking
to speak
giving
to carry
cooking
to study
waiting
to come
to help
to bring
to visit
to go
to start
to leave
writing ( about 80 - 100 words ) :
what is your best leisure activity? why?
Answer:
i hope it will help you
Explanation:
People participate in leisure activities when they have free time in the evenings and on weekends. They are never work oriented and do not involve tasks such as housework or sleeping. Examples of leisure activities are bicycling, bowling, curling, horseback riding, golfing, hiking/walking, skating, skiing and swimming.
Answer:
i can give you a short answer my best leisure activity is watching tv and singing and they help me rest from all the work l have and also to pass time
the dêtctive asked the wisness to describe the scene
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3 Simple Tips to Describe a Scene
How to help your readers visualize settings
Ardsheer Ali
Ardsheer Ali
Jul 25, 2020·4 min read
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I’m sure you’re aware of the components of a brilliant story: a riveting plot, interesting characters, and the resolution (or not) of the protagonist’s conflict. All of these comprise the what of the narrative.
The how is described through scenes and settings.
The scenes in your story are, in a nutshell, the chances that you have to leave a lasting impression with the reader. They portray the aesthetic of your tale; which is its single-most impactful element. People read stories not just to know what happens, but also to find out how it happens. These are just two sides of the same coin.
A fantastic plot twist excites and amuses the reader.
A well-described scene teleports them into the world you’ve created.
Creating a palpable setting requires effective communication. The way to do this is defined clearly in the final point of this article. However, powerful writing has more to do with avoiding mistakes rather than developing new skills. The first two points are about this.
If in a tragic drama the lady who killed her kids was just a crazy person will it still be a tragic drama?
Answer
Yes, I mean the kids litteraly die, so thats tragic. It's death even if it was from a crazy person. It's tragic and sad.
stefan earns $88 in 8 hours at this rate how many dollars will he earn in in 40 hours
Answer:
I would say 440
Explanation:
if 8*x=88 x will be 11
take 40 * 11= 440
. The librarian asked us_________so much noise.
A. not to make B. no make C. not making D. don’t make
Answer:
A. Not to make.
Which of the following is a simple sentence?
O A. Soaring higher.
B. I went to the movies.
C. Over the rainbow.
D. Greg looked at me, and then ran away.
Have they delivered the package yet ?
- Has the package ………………………………………………………?
Answer:
Has the package been delivered by them??
Explanation:
Keep smiling and hope u are satisfied with my answer.Have a good day :)
Which detail from the beginning of part 1 of "For the Win" MOST supports the prediction that Dean will not properly care of his dogs during the race?
Answer: Dean knows nothing about dogs. He simply spent a whole bunch of money to buy a top team and a fancy sled.
Explanation:
Your question isn't complete. The complete question has been added in the comments.
The detail that supports the prediction that Dean won't properly take care of the dogs is that Dean knows nothing about dogs but simply spent a whole bunch of money to buy a top team and a fancy sled.
Since Dean doesn't know anything about dogs, then this can lead to a difficulty on how he'll take care of the dogs. Since he doesn't know anything about dogs, he may not know the kind of.food to give them and how to keep them healthy.
Answer: The answer is C
Explanation:
The detail that supports the prediction that Dean won't properly take care of the dogs is that Dean knows nothing about dogs but simply spent a whole bunch of money to buy a top team and a fancy sled.
Since Dean doesn't know anything about dogs, then this can lead to a difficulty on how he'll take care of the dogs. Since he doesn't know anything about dogs, he may not know the kind of.food to give them and how to keep them healthy.
Select the correct text in the passage. Which evidence best supports the inference that Sandra Cisneros called her book The House on Mango Street to honor the moment when she first understood the cultural divide? (3) I think there's a kind of lie that our education teaches us—boot straps and hard work, the American Dream. And you swallow it. (4) You could go around oblivious to it for a long time, 21 years in my case, until you go to Iowa and you realize what a privilege it is to be in that writing program. For me, it was a moment of houses, and reading about Nabokov's house that he left behind in Russia, and Baroness Blixen's house in Africa when she had a coffee plantation. All of these books were written from a perspective of people who owned their own houses and lived in houses that by my standards were roomy, comforting, and safe, and something one dreamt about with longing and loving memories. I didn't have those kinds of images in my life. (5) The moment that I discovered my voice was also the moment I discovered class difference. I was in a seminar on memory and imagination.
within the story the author alludes to the king solomen and queen of sheba. the queen of sheba was known to be beautiful intelligent and bery rich. king solomen was said to exceed all kings in riches and, when he succeeded she showered him in giftss. how does these allusions add to the delopment of the story
Answer:
This ceremony alludes to the biblical story of King Solomon and Queen of Sheba by telling the story of a couple who exchanges gifts. Both stories explore the theme of the interaction of wealth and love.
Queen Sheba brought gifts and the richest with her. King Solomon gave the queen of Sheba all she desired and asked for, besides what he had given her out of his royal bounty. They were "the wisest" for each giving up their most valuable items for each other even though giving up their most precious possession ruined one another's gift.
Queen Sheba discovered the real wisdom of Solomon, that he can handle any tricky situation, that no one can fool him that's why he's a highly respected King in their great times.
Later on, the allusions to the Queen of Sheba and Solomon are made in many famous paintings, sculptures, and other artwork. Most depict a wealthy man and woman sharing gifts with each other, typically surrounded by symbols of wealth or people.
Explanation:
This biblical story of King Solomon and Queen Sheba is alluded to in one of the important Masonic traditions.
According to the Bible, the purpose of her visit was to test Solomon's wisdom by asking him to solve a number of riddles.
The Queen of Sheba is the monarch mentioned in the Bible and then in later works who travels to Jerusalem to experience the wisdom of King Solomon. The Queen of Sheba came to Solomon with an open, teachable heart. She brought gifts and the richest with her. She came to worship and to gaze on his beauty.
Allusions can invoke a wide range of subjects: they can draw from history, culture, or other works of literature, to name just a few examples. You can identify allusions by thinking critically about what part of a sentence or paragraph talks about something by relating it to something that comes from outside the text.
how do old cuts on money
Answer:
cojes tijeras y ya
Explanation:
cojes tijeras y ya
Which of the following best describes gothic literature?
O llterature that explores the appreciation of the individual over society as a whole
literature that focuses on the natural world as a force that controls human fate and destiny
literature that emphasizes science, reason, and order over emotion, religion, and spirituality
Iiterature that explores grotesque characters and eerle, violent occurrences in dreary settings
Answer:
D) literature that explores grotesque characters and eerie, violent occurences in dreary settings
Explanation:
The term Gothic fiction refers to a style of writing that is characterized by elements of fear, horror, death, and gloom, as well as romantic elements, such as nature, individuality, and very high emotion. These emotions can include fear and suspense.
Hope this helps!
if I want to go do something my parents do not like how do I persuade them
Read the excerpt below, and answer the question that follows.
I myself would not have so clearly understood this difference had it not been for the presence of the other
colored children at school; I had learned what their status was, and now I learned that theirs was mine.
What is the difference" that the narrator is referring to?
O the understanding that the white children were treated better by the teacher
O the knowledge that he is not white, he is actually half black
the differences between his academic abilities and theirs
O the knowledge that the black children and white children were to be segregated
Guided Practice
Which of the following sentences involving a direct quotation is punctuated correctly?
A.
“The wall on which they are placed,” he explained, “must be at least four feet below the surface to avoid frost.”
B.
The wall on which they are placed, he explained, must be at least four feet below the surface to avoid frost.
C.
“The wall on which they are placed, he explained, must be at least four feet below the surface to avoid frost.”
D.
“The wall on which they are placed,” he explained. “Must be at least four feet below the surface to avoid frost.”
