Answer:
Yes, I've given a book to my friend and she liked it and thanked me for it.
Answer:yes i have given a watch to my friend.i feel happy when she said thanks to me.
have a great day and god bless you
What is the nearest ten for the point shown on the number line below?
Answer:
The nearest ten for the point shown on the number line below is 30
President George W. Bush’s speech to the troops on the USS Abraham Lincoln
Other nations in history have fought in foreign lands and remained to occupy and exploit. Americans, following a battle, want nothing more than to return home. And that is your direction tonight. After service in the Afghan and Iraqi theaters of war — after 100,000 miles, on the longest carrier deployment in recent history — you are homeward bound. Some of you will see new family members for the first time — 150 babies were born while their fathers were on the Lincoln. Your families are proud of you, and your nation will welcome you.
Which answer is a complete and correct summary of this part of the speech?
Afghanistan and Iraq are many miles from America, but they have had a major impact on the country.
Over a hundred children were born while their fathers were serving far away from home.
September 11 was a tragic time for all service men and women of the United States of America.
Unlike other countries that stay, it is time for these people in service to return home from war.
Answer:
Unlike other countries that stay, it is time for these people in service to return home from war.
Explanation:
Although Bush mentioned how the troops are fighting Afghanistan and Iraq, he never explained how those countries had an impact on the United States as a country.
Bush did state that 150 babies were born, this cannot be the summary as it is only a small part of the speech.
Bush never mentioned anything about 9/11 in this speech.
Bush did state that other nations fight and occupy. Yet, he gives all these reasons for the return of the US troops like the want to return home and see family. He concludes how the nation will welcome back the US troops, implying that the troops will return home.
- Complete the following past simple and continuous events. Choose the correct alternative
7. I _______________ a novel while my mother ___________.
a) was read / was cooking
b) read / cooked
c) was reading / was cooking
d) was reading / cooks
8. I ___________ out of the window when the accident happened.
a) was looked
b) looked
c) looking
d) was looking
9. You ___________ while I ____________.
a) played / study
b) were playing / studying
c) were playing / was studying
d) were played / was studying
10. He _____________his homework when his father came home.
a) were doing
b) was doing
c) did
d) did do
7. I (C) WAS READING a novel while my mother WAS COOKING
8. (D) WAS LOOKING out of the window when the accident happened.
9. You (C) WERE PLAYING while I WAS STUDYING
10. He (B) WAS DOING his homework when his father came home.
the enemy won because of their ____ number
A. senior B. superior C. upper D. all are correct
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Answer:
I think its C
Explanation:
C which is upper as used in the sentence means well maybe ur enemy are famous or popular
When you want to strengthen your claim, you need to search for strong __________.
emotions
fact
policy
value
Answer:
When you want to strengthen your claim, you need to search for strong facts.
Explanation:
If you have facts (proof) , you can strengthen your claims
Please help ASAP!!!!!
Answer:
"detached"
If anyone had read the novel Laughing Boy. on what page do the two get married and is it after they tell they're true names.
I don't want anything in depth just a page number or at least tell me if it's before or after
Answer:
before
Explanation:
see you will find
Answer:
it is before
Explanation:
You gonna take me to jail?" asked the boy, bending over the sink.
"Not with that face, I would not take you nowhere," said the woman. "Here I am trying to get home to cook me a bite to eat and you snatch my pocketbook! Maybe, you ain’t been to your supper either, late as it be. Have you?"
"There’s nobody home at my house," said the boy.
"Then we’ll eat," said the woman, "I believe you’re hungry—or been hungry—to try to snatch my pocketbook."
"I wanted a pair of blue suede shoes," said the boy.
"Well, you didn’t have to snatch my pocketbook to get some suede shoes," said Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones. "You could of asked me."
"M’am?"
Answer:
what's the point of this question
identify words with positive and negative connotation
respected
revered
feared
esteemed
please help me
Malik feared his grandfather is the answer.
Hope it helps you... pls mark brainliest if it helped you
1. They have been pen pals and …….at least once a week.a. speak b. stay c. take d. correspond
Answer:
speak is the word which will fill the blank
Lucas and his brother
___(bring) to the amusement park this
afternoon.
Answer:
Lucas and his brother were brought to the amusement park this afternoon
There are many political parties in Nepal. We live in a multiparty............ options are ...... (supreme, expelled, released, democracy, well-to-do, escaped)
Answer:
Explanation:
There are many political parties in Nepal. We live in a multiparty democracy options are ...... (supreme, expelled, released, democracy, well-to-do, escaped)
2. if my granny ( be ) younger , she ( not forget ) so many things
3. William is such a naught boy ! if he ( do ) that again , i (get) angry with him!
4 if i ( have ) more noney , i ( buy) a house. i wish i had more money!
5 if Kate (not tell) him anything , he (never / find out) . Now it's too late !
6 Robert and Harry (not know) the truth if we ( not tell) them . Let's keep the secret!
7. I ( help) you with your project if you ( ask) me , but since yo didn't say a word , now it's too late !
8. I'm thinhking of cleaning the windows later . (you /give ) me a hand if i (need) your held?
9. Helen ( work) harder, she ( get ) promoted , but she's a very lazy person
10. you ( not feel ) so tired if you ( sleep) more . you should go to bed earlier
Answer:
If my granny would be younger, she ( would not forget ) so many things.
3. William is such a naught boy ! If he ( does ) that again , i will get) angry with him!
4 if I ( had ) more noney , i (would buy) a house. i wish i had more money!
5 if Kate (did not tell) him anything , he ( would never find out) . Now it's too late !
6 Robert and Harry (did not know) the truth if we ( did not tell) them . Let's keep the secret!
7. I (would help) you with your project if you ( asked) me , but since you didn't say a word , now it's too late !
8. I'm thinhking of cleaning the windows later . (you will give ) me a hand if I(need) your help?
9. Helen ( worked) harder, she ( got ) promoted, but she's a very lazy person
10. You ( won't feel ) so tired if you ( sleet) more. you should go to bed earlier.
Explanation:
Identify the correct figure of speech. Then write the meaning.
I went swimming this morning, and the water was freezing.
A. Simile B. Metaphor C. Personification D. Irony E. Hyperbole
E.Hyperbole
The water was not literally freezing. A hyperbole is a figure of speech that exaggerates something, in this case the use of a hyperbole exaggerates how cold the water is.
Which synonym best replaces the
underlined word in the following
sentence?
In the scenario I developed, I
never thought this would happen!
A. mood
B. synergy
C. aftermath
D. plan
How does the boys of winter fit the genre of non fiction
Explanation:
this well-written and thoroughly researched story of the 1980 Olympic gold-medal winning hockey team, New York Daily News sportswriter Coffey does much more than simply evoke memories. Expertly using coach Herb Brooks (who died last year in an auto accident) as his focal point, Coffey shows how Brooks, a devoted student of the game, used both psychological tactics and a groundbreaking system predicated on speed and constant motion to defeat the Soviets, a team of highly trained, older and bigger professionals who had dominated the international competition for decades. Over the years, this story of the Americans' victory has become larger than life, replete with drama and drenched in patriotic themes. Coffey's greatest achievement is that his narrative never sinks into melodrama. He captures the rigorous training and the thrill of the games, yet digs deeper, soberly rendering the tenor of the American spirit amid the Iranian hostage crisis and the Cold War, and humanizing and illuminating (rather than caricaturing) the Russian side. For example, although the Russians were a world superpower, they scrounged for Band-Aids and didn't use slap shots because a shortage of quality sticks meant they couldn't risk breaking them—details suggesting the underlying faults of the Soviet regime. Coffey portrays the American side, a diverse collection of amateurs, warts and all, and gives special attention to Brooks, an enigmatic figure who turned a bunch of regional rivals into a tight-knit family whose bond still exists today. Filled with primary interviews and exceptional insight, Coffey's effort should delight more than just hockey fans. Photos. Agent, Andrew Stuart. (Jan.)
Forecast : Although the current NHL lockout may mean a lack of exposure to this book's natural audience (it won't get plugs between periods of games, since there are none), February marks the 25th anniversary of the 1980 Olympic team, which could help sales.
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Chicago is a city that is fierce as a dog with tongue lapping for action.
a. Rhyme b. Metaphor c. simile d. Hyperbole
Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage?
"Hi, Mr. Tushman, it's so nice to see you again," said Mom. "This is my son, August."
Mr. Tushman looked right at me and smiled and nodded. He put his hand out for me to
shake.
"Hi, August," he said, totally normally. "It's a pleasure to meet you."
"Hi," I mumbled, dropping my hand into his hand while I looked down at his feet. He was
wearing red Adidas.
From R. J. Palacio, Wonder. Spyright 2012 by R. J. Palacio
first person
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
First person
The passage uses "I".
EX:
"Hi," I mumbled, dropping my hand into his hand while I looked down at his feet.
In this case, it talks about August's POV (point of view).
SOME KEY WORDS:
IUsOur Ourselves
I hope I've help!
In the given passage, the narrator used first person point of view. The correct option is A.
What is point of view?The vantage point from which a writer delivers a story is known as literary point of view. It's one of the most crucial choices writers make when creating a story.
Unnamed or a particular character may serve as the narrator. The choice of writing in the first, second, or third person is also up to the author.
In first-person narration, the narrator takes the role of a character in the narrative and tells the tale from their own perspective. The pronoun I is typically used in the narration (or we, if the narrator is speaking as part of a group).
In third-person point of view, the author is telling a story about the characters and utilising pronouns like "he," "she," and "they" or mentioning them by name.
Thus, the correct option is A.
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what are the sequence of events on finding forester
Answer:
At the end of the film, three years later Jamal learned that Forrester died of cancer in Scotland and left him the apartment where most of their “lessons” were conducted.
"Compare and contrast" what does it mean?
compare means "find the similarities " and
contrast means "find the difference ".
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Answer:
Religious paintings is your answer
Explanation:
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punctuate the following : On march 21 1985 our community held its bicentennial
Answer:
On March 21, 1985, our community held its bicentennial.
Explanation:
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Explanation:
Explain the happiness and sacrifice shared by a boy and the old man . you may state your on own example
The Olympic Games have been going on since last Monday. What's the negative sentence of it?
Answer:
the olympic games not have been going on since last monday
Explanation:
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Answer:
The Olympic games haven't started.
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The three persuasive strategies that you can use to more effectively influence audience members’ beliefs, attitudes, and values are ___,____ and ____.
A: Virtue, Pathos, Ethos
B:Pathos Logos, Virtue
C:Virtue Pathos, Logos
D, Ethos, Pathos, Logos
The lily and the rose had been the best of friends.
Ture or False
Answer:
I think po true
iam not sure but hope it's help
Yeah above one is right
Should global population growth be restricted?
Answer:
Yes in some cases it should to prevent orphans and stuff.
Explanation:
how to treat animals?
Answer:
Animals should be treated with kindness and love. They should be treated like humans.
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Which of the following is a sentence fragment?
I'm comfortable writing with either hand, but I prefer my right.
O Left-handed people are more creative, or so they say.
O All kangaroos are left-handed.
o Write left-handed, bowl right-handed.
The following, which is a sentence fragment, is I'm comfortable actually and generally writing with either hand, but I prefer my right. Option (A) is correct.
What is a Sentence?A Sentence is a bunch of words that are assembled to mean something. A sentence is the fundamental unit of language which offers a total viewpoint. A total sentence has essentially a subject and a primary action word to state (pronounce) a total idea.
Short model: She strolls. A subject is a thing that is doing the primary action word. The primary action word is the action word that the subject is doing. In English and numerous dialects, the principal expression of a composed sentence has a capital letter.
Toward the finish of the sentence, there is an accentuation mark contingent upon whether it is an assertion, an inquiry, an order, a solicitation, or an interjection. A sentence is a syntactically complete thought. All sentences have a thing or pronoun part called the subject, and an action word part called the predicate.
Therefore, Option(A) is correct.
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