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10/03/20

Edit the following paragraph in order to eliminate all of the run-on sentences. Do not revise the passage. simply correct it with proper punctuation, capitalization, and added conjunctions

In the cabinet Janet found an old book its cover was dusty, but she could see that it was made of leather she blew off the dust when the air cleared she could barely make out the title it was a... more
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English

10/02/20

Correct the following sentences by adding the correct punctuation marks (semicolon, colon, dash) as needed. DO NOT revise the sentence in any way!
I I I don't know what you mean! Hardcovers have three advantages durability, attractiveness, and value. What we wanted was what every child wanted to play all day, every day. In the article,... more
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English Writing

10/02/20

Write a short paragraph About Activism
Aim for 5-7 sentences with proper capitalization and punctuation.)
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English Writing

10/02/20

I need A 5-6 sentence summary about this article

Prepare a statement that includes: a brief summary of the article, a statement regarding the author’s position regarding the historical text’s relevance, and a statement of the group’s agreement OR... more
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English

10/02/20

8. Lines 119–125: How does Salak show that she dismisses the idea that people take journeys only to see a place and learn about people?

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English

10/02/20

TEPAC paragraph
Prompt: After finishing the Third Marking Period in Speak, explain why everyone was wrong about the party and blaming Melinda for calling the cops. Use a quote from the text to support your answer.... more
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English Diagram Subject Help

10/01/20

Please help me!! I need help
DIAGRAMING: In the space provided, type the word(s) that should be placed on each lettered blank in the diagram.Where we will go on our vacation depends on our schedule, which always seems... more
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English Writing

09/30/20

writing a short story using these words
writing a short story using these wordsapprobation, veracity, culpable, broach, exacerbate, reticent, premise
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English

09/30/20

Discuss a predominant theme in Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” (but not tradition) and analyze the setting and at least one symbol in relation to this theme
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09/30/20

(Magna Carta) HELP ME!!! What category from the word bank goes with the paragraph?
ChurchFamily and PropertyTaxes and ServiceLegal MattersLocal GovernmentTowns and TradeEnforcement and Security(They can be used more than once) Heirs are to be married without... more
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English

09/30/20

Would I study English?
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English Grammar

09/30/20

Do these sentences below are parallelism? If not, what are the correct answers and WHY please?
Not only was she noisy and rude but also rather stupid. The Admiral was told he was either a liar or he was a fool. The car is not only economical but also feels good to drive.
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English Grammar

09/30/20

Do these sentences are parallelism? If not, what are the correct answers and WHY please?
Not only was she noisy and rude but also rather stupid. The Admiral was told he was either a liar or he was a fool. The car is not only economical but also feels good to drive.
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English Grammar

09/30/20

Do these sentences are parallelism? If not, what are the correct answers and WHY please?
Not only was she noisy and rude but also rather stupid. The Admiral was told he was either a liar or he was a fool. The car is not only economical but also feels good to drive.
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09/30/20

Do these sentences are parallelism? If not, what are the correct answers and WHY please?
Not only was she noisy and rude but also rather stupid. The Admiral was told he was either a liar or he was a fool. The car is not only economical but also feels good to drive.
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English

09/30/20

Which complement receives the action of the verb in a sentence?

A. Predicate NominativeB. Direct ObjectC. Indirect ObjectD. Predicate Adjective
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English

09/30/20

Answer this question based on the poem "In Trying Times". Which is the proper meaning of "checking" in the poem?
A. MarkingB. Ensuring C. StoppingD. Hitting in a hockey gameThey asked that man for his timeso that he could link it to History.They asked him for his hands,because for trying timesnothing is... more
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English

09/30/20

Answer this question based off the poem "In Trying Times". The persona's attitude towards the great dream is?
A. PositiveB. Excited C. NeutralD. NegativeThey asked that man for his timeso that he could link it to History.They asked him for his hands,because for trying timesnothing is better than a good... more
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English

09/29/20

What is the answer to: Describe and correct the error in evaluating the expression?
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English Diagram Help Grammer

09/29/20

help me pleaseeeeeeeeeee!!
DIAGRAMING: Did the teacher ask Jeremy a question?
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English

09/29/20

Plot diagram for The Odyssey
What Are the 4 rising actions in book 1 and book 2 of the odyssey
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English Grammar Diagram

09/29/20

help me please!!
DIAGRAMING: Did the teacher ask Jeremy a question?
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English

09/28/20

In a ten sentenced paragraph, think how a different point of view, like John's father's point of view, would change the story “By the Waters of Babylon.”
Please simply explain how the story would change if this alternate point of view had been used. In your opinion, would this point of view have made the story better? If not, please explain why not
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09/28/20

Why does d sometimes sound like t?
At the end of the word raced, the d sounds like a t. At the end of the word raised, the d sounds like a d. Also in managed, the d sounds like d. In launched, the d sounds like t again. Why is this?
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09/28/20

What is ironic in the words used by the narrator to describe the Summoner in “The Prologue” to The Canterbury Tales?
1)What is ironic in the words used by the narrator to describe the Summoner in “The Prologue” to The Canterbury Tales?You’d meet none better if you went to find one. / Why, he’d allow—just for a... more
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