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very true

Explanation:

The tense that is used in the given sentence, "Mom had finished the sewing by dinnertime" is the past perfect tense

This refers to the type of tense that is used in a given sentence in order to show the action that was completed before a past point of time specified

Hence, we can see that the given sentence contains a past perfect tense which is "had finished" which shows the completed action of the narrator's mother who was sewing before.

With this in mind, the correct answer is option A, past perfect tense.

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D)))  i think it would be D "she believes it belongs to Rachel". It could be C though, i would say either one, but i lean more to D (: hope this helps out!! <33

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So, if we can define each word it will make it easier. Desolate refers to being in a state of emptiness. Rigorous refers to or could be being accurate (cross that one out). Omen is a good or bad event. Devoid is lacking something (lacking emotion or lacking a voice). So my answer is desolate because it involves nothing, or just being empty (not necessary).

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Only five points but fun.

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Ms. Scorcher is a raging lunatic. She always knows what you're thinking, and she's always in your head.

I know this because I am her.

I am a lunatic because that is what my students think of me. Though i could change what they think in an instant, I decide to leave them with their own thoughts. It would be cruel to take their ability to have their own thoughts. Though my students are disrespectful to me in their heads, I can gratefully say that they are very polite and well mannered externally.

It's hard being able to read thoughts because I cant control what I hear. So every time a student goes for an incorrect answer, i am helpless because I cannot give it to them. All I can do is better explain what they do not understand. I cannot control my anger when I get angry, so I assume that's why they call me a raging lunatic.

I think I'm an honest fair teacher. don't you?

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There's a new teacher called Ms.Morin, she's a 6th grade substitute teacher.( The real teacher is on a vacation for a month). She introduces herself and asks the students to say their names. After the students say their names, she hears one of the students (It can be girl or boy) say she was hot. She shrugged it off and thought it was her imagination. (after school because that's boring) She meets the other teachers and learns their names. She then hears one of the teachers 'say' she looked kinda rude. Ms.Morin says ," I'm rude when I first meet people, but when you get to know me I'm a really nice person.". A teacher who hasn't spoke said " We didn't say anything". Ms.Morin was confused and weirded out. She leaves the other teachers and goes home. (At her house). She meets her son, Damian, "Hi sweetheart!", said Ms.Morin. "Hey Mom", Damian said. (Damian thinking) "God I'm hungry". Ms.Morin says," We can go to Burger King if you want". "YES!!- wait how did you know I was hungry?", Damian said. Ms.Morin said," You said it". "No I didn't..." said Damian. (Ms.Morin thinking) wait when I heard that, his mouth was closed..". "Let's just go". (Next day). Ms.Morin is teaching and a paperairplane is thrown at her. She turns around and yells" WHO THREW THAT?!". The girl who did thought "I swear if they snitch on me-". Ms.Morin yells," (girls name) WHY DID YOU THROW THAT". The whole class is confused and in shock. Ms.Morin learns that she can read minds and learns all her students and other teachers secrets. When she learns their secrets, she uses them against them and blackmail them. When they ask how she knew she would say "I have my ways". Some one finds out about her ability and tells everybody about it, and Ms.Morin is know on the hunt for $100,000 because they want to experiment on her.

I'm sorry about the ending. I got lazy.

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Perspective

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Answer: For example: Perspective or Viewpoint

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Simile

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How he got picked, is we could have gone to war if hilerly clifton was voted president

Answer: (C) They often sound nonsensical or silly.

Answer: the answer is C

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took the test

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What's the question ?

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B , C , D

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edge 2021

Based on the given information, the following predictions can be made:

Therefore, the correct options are B, C and D.

Based on the table of contents, it is possible to surmise that there are several categories for biomes, different types of terrestrial biomes, and plans for more research into biomes. Based on the evidence presented, it is impossible to conclude that seven different types of marine biomes exist or that microbial biomes contain the smallest number of organisms.

Therefore, the correct options are B, C and D.

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Answer:

Do you mean Act 2 Scene 1?

Answer: There were 16 watertight compartments and a double bottom.

Answer:

我认为那是一个美好的一天

Wǒ rènwéi nà shì yīgè měihǎo de yītiān

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what i your answer

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The answer is A: It was estimated the car was traveling sixty-five miles per hour when it crashed into a tree.

Explanation:

The reason for this is because you don't to use numerical digits in a professional sentence.

Journalists then attempt to communicate a fair and trustworthy description of their meaning, one that is currently valid but subject to additional research. Journalists should be as open and honest as they can about their sources and procedures so that readers can evaluate the information for themselves. Thus, option A is correct.

The underlying principles of journalism ethics are “truth," "accuracy," and “objectivity.” Journalists should make an effort to put some distance between themselves and the communities, people, and even countries they are from or in.

The reason for this is that a professional sentence shouldn't contain numerical digits.In their journalistic work, they take into account that separation in order to prevent influenced prejudice.

Therefore, It was estimated the car was travelling sixty-five miles per hour when it crashed into a tree.

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Answer:

Parallel structure

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Definition of parallel structure is "the repetition of a chosen grammatical form within a sentence"

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B

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Because Margot is an outsider and not from the same planet as the regular kids. She tries to tell her class mates what the sun is like but they dont believe her.

pocket knife. I sat patiently on the shore, pondering my next move; I was dumbfounded. After watching dozens of films regarding this exact situation, I would have thought I had an idea of what to do, but I was lost. So I sat there and watched the golden sun walk across the clear sky, and soon enough, it began to sink down the horizon. I jolted out of my spot and started a fire, before closing my dreary eyes to sleep. Hours later, a man woke me up; I was saved.

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bag of nuts. With this, I can eat 1 or 2 a day to satisfy the hunger while I can devise a plan on how to survive on this island. I'll have to stay here until I can find a way to send a message to let people know that I am here. I will make a little hut made of palm trees and palm tree leaves as my shelter to stay inside of. I'll have to create a heat source so I can boil water and be able to drink that and cook food I find on the island.

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shall....................?

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1. Marriage is like a bed/couch of roses

2. She was as light/airy as a feather

3. Austin is as busy/occupied as a bee

4. Ada cried like a baby/infant

5. The pie was as sweet as sugar/candy

Explanation:

An analogy is making a comparison between two dissimilar things to show contrast or to make explanations.

Synonym is a word that is similar or identical in meaning to another word

Answer:

part A- Scientists work carefully

part B-Slowly modify experiments

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Scientists work carefully.

Scientists slowly modify experiments.

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Language is one of the most important parts of any culture. It is the way by which people communicate with one another, build relationships, and create a sense of community.

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Part of a passage I found that should be helpful to your answer ;)

Avoiding conflict of interest is sometimes easier said than done. Here's an example: Let's say you cover city hall, and over time you get to know the mayor well because he's a big part of your beat. You may even grow to like him and secretly wish for him to be successful as the town's chief executive. There's nothing wrong with that per se, but if your feelings begin to color your coverage of the mayor, or renders you unable to write about him critically when necessary, then clearly there's a conflict of interest — one that must be resolved.

How to Avoid Conflicts of Interest

Here are six ways to avoid such conflicts:

Don't Accept Freebies or Gifts From Sources. People will often try to curry favor with reporters by offering them gifts of various sorts. But taking such freebies opens the reporter up to the charge that he can be bought.

Don't Donate Money to Political or Activist Groups. Many news organizations have rules against this for obvious reasons — it telegraphs where the reporter stands politically and erodes the confidence readers have in the reporter as an impartial observer. Even opinion journalists can get into trouble for giving money to political groups or candidates, as Keith Olbermann did in 2010.

Don't Engage in Political Activity. This goes along with No. 2. Don't attend rallies, wave signs or otherwise publicly lend your support to groups or causes that have a political bent. Non-political charitable work is fine.

Don't Get Too Chummy With the People You Cover. It's important to establish a good working relationship with the sources on your beat. But there's a fine line between a working relationship and a true friendship. If you become best friends with a source you're not likely to cover that source objectively. The best way to avoid such pitfalls? Don't socialize with sources outside of work.

Don't Cover Friends or Family Members. If you have a friend or relative who is in the public spotlight — let's say your sister is a member of the city council — you must recuse yourself from covering that person as a reporter. Readers simply won't believe that you'll be as tough on that person as you are on everyone else — and they'll probably be right.

Avoid Financial Conflicts. If you cover a prominent local company as part of your beat, you shouldn't own any of that company's stock. More broadly, if you cover a certain industry, say, drug companies or computer software makers, then you shouldn't own stock in those kinds of companies.

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A Fire Story is an honest account of the wildfires that left homes destroyed, families broken, and a community determined to rebuild. Early morning on Monday, October 9, 2017, wildfires burned through Northern California, resulting in 44 fatalities. In addition, 6,200 homes and 8,900 structures and were destroyed.

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As of Monday night, the number of deaths had reached 79 and some 700 people were still unaccounted for in the Camp Fire in Butte County, already the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history; nearly 13,000 structures have been destroyed in the blaze. Meanwhile in Southern California, in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, at least 1,500 structures have been lost in the Woolsey Fire, and three people are reported dead.

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I am

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It's a sentence

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