Write a part of speech for each word in the sentence.

1. He likes pizza

2. Eww! Worms are gross!​

Answer:

1. He - pronoun

likes - verb

pizza - noun

2. Eww! - interjection

worms - noun

are - verb

gross - adjective

Explanation:

1. He is a pronoun. Pronouns are words used to substitute nouns. Examples are : 'Sarah' could be substituted for 'she'; and 'the dog' could be substituted for 'it'. In the above examples, 'Sarah' and 'the dog' are both nouns because 'Sarah' is a name of a person and 'the dog' is a name of a thing(according to the definition of a noun as the name of a person, animal, place or thing).

- 'Likes' is a verb because it describes a state of being. A verb is a word used to describe an action or a state of being.

- Pizza is a noun. Like explained earlier, a noun is a name of a person, animal place or thing. Food also falls into this definition.

2. Eww! - This is an interjection. An interjection is a word that usually carries strong emotions or conveys reactions. An interjection is the only part of speech that does not need to be included in a sentence. It can stand as a sentence on its own.

- 'worms' is a noun.

- 'are' is a verb. It is a type of verb called a linking verb. 'Is' and 'was' are also verbs. These verbs also describe actions or they link the other words to the action words in the sentence.

- 'gross' is an adjective. Adjectives are used to describe nouns and pronouns. 'Gross' has been used to describe how the reader sees the worms.

What is the best or the worst thing about a tour ? ( Hoi An destination or Da Nang destination )​

shareholders

ownership

issue

dividends

rights

security

A stock is a type of
that signifies
in a corporation and represents a claim on part of the corporation's assets and earnings. There are two main types of stock: common and preferred. Common stock usually entitles the owner to vote at meetings of
and to receive
. Preferred stock generally does not have voting
, but has a higher claim on assets and earnings than the common shares. Bond, on the other hand, is a fixed income investment in which an investor loans money to an organization which borrows the funds for a defined period of time and pays a(n) interest rate. Companies and governments
bonds to raise money and finance a variety of projects and activities. Owners of bonds are debtholders, or creditors, of the issuer.

What is a reference to a well-known event or text that helps call certain
ideas or emotions to mind without going into too much detail?
A. Pun
B. Allusion
C. Anecdote
D. Rhetoric

Give the possible interpretations of the following ambiguous sentence:
“I could not sleep because of the cricket”

99. What was the problem with some of the e-mails?



Select one:
a.
They were incorrectly addressed.
b.
They were e-mailed on the wrong date.
c.
They were missing information.

d.
They were sent multiple times.

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The poem Drunk With The Wine Of The

Questions 1–5: Rewrite the following sentences, shifting unclear modifiers to their correct places.

1. Jane and Jim only have one child.

2. She merely went to New York to see her editor.

3. Last month he almost got enough speeding tickets to lose his license.

4. She’s so lazy, she won’t even pick up the phone when she’s sitting next to it.

5. Kevin had scarcely walked one block when he remembered he had left his lunch at home.

Questions 6-12: Choose the correct word in each of the following sentences.

6. Despite what the expiration date says, this milk tastes bad/badly.

7. Trevor felt very bad/badly about giving me the wrong book.

8. My sister is very talented but she draws bad/badly.

9. For the last few years, she had slept bad/badly.

10. The paint brush spread the paint well/good.

11. Since taking the vitamins, my friend says she feels well/good.

12. My Uncle Max’s homemade spaghetti sauces tastes well/good.



Questions 13-15: Read the following sentences and rewrite each one to be correct.

13. Mr. Juarez gave me the most simplest directions to the recreation center.

14. My mother is the older of her three sisters.

15. I am more outgoing than any student in my class.

Choose a favorite passage from the unit "Tradition vs. Change" to memorize and read aloud. In the written introduction,
engage the listener, state the origin of the excerpt; and identify who wrote it and its literary significance.

Ways that fans can use their social media effectively to support their idols or celebrities. Short essay

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What is one major personal weakness that both Josephine and Constantia share?

A.
They disobey every order their father gives them.

B.
They don't take control over their own lives.

C.
They don't pay attention to detail.

D.
They're very pushy with their opinions.

Parents should protect their children's mental health by limiting how much they use social media.

My / dad / water / some plant / the / garden.

we __ frozen yogurt. Can you recommend a flavor

five types of food that provides healthy sources of energy​

Question 2 of 10
If a reader wants to evaluate a text, which is the best question to ask while
reading it?
O A. How does this text affect me and what I want to say to the world?
O B. What elements do I find interesting, and do I care about the
author's purpose?
O C. What elements are used, and do they help the author's purpose?
D. How many hours of research did the author put into writing this
text?
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Assume that you have $100,000 in savings. Use the table to list the investments you might
make and what percentage of the $100,000 you would invest in each. In the last column,
explain how your choices will achieve investment diversification.

This is_____ (my/I) book and that is (your/ you) ______book.

The Queen has gave a speech
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true
false
Grammar

Which sentence is most clearly a theme?
O A. Treating people like animals turns them into animals.
O B. A spy finds that she's been set up by her own agency.
O C. It was so cold, even the trees shivered in the passing wind.
O D. The curtain rises to reveal a chaotic but cozy study.

The new......... has the capacity of producing 2000 mobile phones a day a. Output b. Design​

What conclusion can be drawn about Okonkwo?
Okonkwo thinks his daughter Ezinma should have been a boy because she is strong and violent.
o It is typical behavior for Okonkwo to collect medicinal herbs to help cure his daughter Ezinma and to follow her to the Oracle when
the priestess takes her away in the middle of the night.
o Okonkwo cares about Ezinma.
Okonkwo intended to have a hand in Ikemefuna's death,

A couple wants a second child that is biologically related to them. They have been trying for five years. The wife is 45 years old and healthy, with no history of sexually transmitted diseases. Three rounds of artificial insemination with her husband's sperm have failed. There is no evidence of any problem with her husband's sperm count or motility. What would be the most likely next step?

a. Another round of artificial insemination with the husband's sperm
b. Artificial insemination is donor sperm
c. In vitro fertilization using the wife's egg in donor sperm
d. In vitro fertilization using a donor egg and her husband's sperm

Read this excerpt and answer the question.
Neither should it ever happen that once more the avenues to peaceful change are blocked by usurpers who
seek to take power away from the people, in pursuit of their own, Ignoble purposes.
What definition best conveys Nelson Mandela's meaning of Ignoble in his description of the usurpers trying to take
power from the people.

A.dishonorable
B.selfless
C.Bloodthirsty
D. humble

What is the purpose of this sentence in Edwards's sermon?
a.)It explains why hell is such a dangerous and scary place.
b.)It justifies Edwards's strategy of scaring people into accepting God.
c.)It asks the reader to explain what to do when confronted with danger.
d.)It suggests that people should save their neighbors if their houses catch on fire.

Which is a difference between the speech and the poster?

The poster focuses on the effort of sending food abroad, but the speech does not.
The speech focuses on both making contributions at home and sending food abroad, but the poster does not.
The poster directly reminds civilians how they can contribute to the war effort, but the speech does not.
The speech directly reminds civilians how they can contribute to the war effort, but the poster does not.

I'm sorry but this is a Reading one...TnT:
You are going to read an extract from a novel. For questions 1-8, choose the answer (A, B, C or
D) which you think fits best according to the text.
On the very last day of a bad year, I was leaning against a pillar in the Baltimore railway station,
waiting to catch the 10.10 to Philadelphia. There were a lot more people waiting than I had
expected. That airy, light, clean, polished feeling I generally got in the station had been lost.
Elderly couples with matching luggage stuffed the benches, and swarms of college kids littered the
floor with their bags.
A grey-haired man was walking around speaking to different strangers one by one. Well-off, you
could tell: tanned skin, nice sweater, soft, beige car-coat. He went up to a woman sitting alone and
asked her a question. Then he came over to a girl standing near me. She had long blond hair, and I had been thinking I wouldn’t mind talking to her myself. The man said, ‘Would you by any chance
be travelling to Philadelphia?’
‘Well, northbound, yes,’ she said.
‘But to Philadelphia?’
‘No, New York, but I’ll be ...’
‘Thanks, anyway,’ he said, and he moved toward the next bench.
Now he had my full attention. ‘Ma’am,’ I heard him ask an old lady, ‘are you travelling to
Philadelphia?’ When the woman told him, ‘Wilmington,’ he didn’t say a thing, just marched on
down the row to one of the matched-luggage couples. I straightened up from my pillar and drifted
closer, looking toward the platform as if I had my mind on the train.
Well, / was going to Philadelphia. He could have asked me. I understood why he didn’t, of
course. No doubt, I struck him as unreliable. He just glanced quickly at me and then swerved off
toward the bench at the other end of the waiting area. By now he was looking seriously stressed.
‘Please!’ he said to a woman reading a book. ‘Tell me you’re going to Philadelphia!’
She lowered her book. She was thirtyish, maybe thirty-five - older than I was, anyhow. A school teacher sort. ‘Philadelphia?’ she said. ‘Why, yes, I am.’
‘Then could I ask you a favor?’
I stopped several feet away and frowned down at my left wrist. (Never mind that I don’t own a
watch.) Even without looking, I could sense how she went on guard. The man must have sensed
it too, because he said, ‘Nothing too difficult, I promise!’
They were announcing my train now. People started moving toward Gate E, the older couples
hauling their wheeled bags behind them like big pets on leashes. Next I heard the man talking. ‘My daughter’s flying out this afternoon for a study year abroad, leaving from Philadelphia. So I put her
on a train this morning, stopping for groceries afterward, and came home to find my wife in a state.
She hardly said “hello” to me. You see my daughter’d forgotten her passport. She’d telephoned
home from the station in Philadelphia; didn’t know what to do next.’
The woman clucked sympathetically. I'd have kept quiet myself. Waited to find out
where he was heading with this.
‘So I told her to stay put. Stay right there in the station, I said, and I would get somebody here to
carry up her passport.’
A likely story! Why didn’t he go himself, if this was such an emergency?
‘Why don’t you go yourself?’ the woman asked him.
‘I can’t leave my wife alone for that long. She’s in a wheelchair.’
This seemed like a pretty poor excuse, if you want my honest opinion. Also, it exceeded the
amount of bad luck that one family could expect. I let my eyes wander toward the two of them. The
man was holding a packet, not a plain envelope, which would have been the logical choice, but
one of those padded envelopes the size of a paperback book. Aha! Padded! So you couldn’t feel
the contents! And from where I stood, it looked to be stapled shut besides. Watch yourself, lady, I
said silently.
2. Why does the narrator show an interest in the grey-haired stranger?
A. He was fascinated by the stranger’s questions.
B. He was anxious about the stranger’s destination.
C. He was jealous of the stranger’s appearance.
D. He was impressed by the stranger’s skill with people.
3. What does the writer mean by ‘she went on guard’?
A. The woman was employed by the railway company.
B. The woman was ready to call the police.
C. The woman was surprised by the man’s attitude.
D. The woman was cautious in her response.
4. According to the stranger, how was his wife feeling when he got home?
A. relieved to see him
B. annoyed by their daughter’s phone call
C. upset about their daughter’s situation
D. worried about planning the best course of action
5. What does the bold ‘this’ refer to?
A. the story B. the passport
C. the station D. the telephone call
6. When the narrator had heard the stranger’s explanation, he felt
A. sympathetic towards the stranger’s daughter.
B. willing to offer his assistance.
C. doubtful about the combination of events.
D. confused by the story the stranger told.

It's raining cats and dogs

They didnt notice that I was crying
They didnt notice that I was sad
They didnt notice that I was tired
They didnt notice that I was alone.
They didnt notice how attractive I was.
They didnt notice how sweet I actually am
They didnt notice how I actually to make other people smile.

They did notice my failing grades
They did notice my unattractiveness
They did notice the mean side of me
They did notice all of my mistakes
They did notice all of my flaws
They did notice that I wasn't good enough for them.

What is a syntax? please don't just search online for what It means. I need a summary of it please.