Choose the possessive pronouns that best complete each sentence.
(My/Mine) brother planted a beautiful apricot tree in
_(our/ours) front yard
2. Annalisa finished
(her/hers) homework early, but Julissa did
not do
_(her/hers) until later
3. The little boy who lives next door played with
(him/his) toys
4. The furniture belongs to my mother. It is
(her/hers)
5
(Our/Ours) family enjoys spending time together.
6. Jenny's dad trimmed the branches off the tree. It looked bare without
all of
(it/its) branches
7. You must remember to clean
(yourlyours) room before
you go to the party

Answer:

B

Explanation:

I know this because i want to do this job in the future so i've researched and i watch criminals minds so i know i'm right

Answer: False

Explanation: adjectives can modify ( describe) nouns but not verbs

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Answer:

In other words

Explanation:

Answer:

Decius uses flattery to lead caesar to where he will be killed. When he murder caesar, hutus use rhetoric, figures of speech, to win over

Answer:a

Explanation:

I took the test

Answer:

I think it's the answer B

Explanation:

Answer:

The President visited Jackson High School to honor the national teacher of the year.

Explanation:

The sentence provided above after the use of correct capitalization will be written as ''The President visited Jackson High School to honor the National Teacher of the Year.''

Capitalization can be referred to or considered as the use of upper case letters in order to maintain the grammatical correctness as well as the correct structure of the text written in English language as per the suggested rules.

In any given sentence, the English language grammatical rules suggest that all the nouns, which includes names; places; and things, must always be written in a capitalized form. Thus, the correct capitalization has been done in the sentence using these rules.

Therefore, the significance of the use of capitalization in the above sentence has been aforementioned.

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Answer:

D. is the only one that has some alliteration

Answer:

Ms. Librarian,

You may not know me, but I am a frequent in the library. I love to read and I'm looking for a copy of (book title) but realized you don't have a copy. Is there a way you can procure a copy for me? If so, please let me know. It's real important that I get this book as it's my favorite book from my childhood.

Sincerely,

(Your Name)

Explanation:

Explanation:

what's paragraph nine?

Answer:

It leads Ben to be interested in what Tom is doing

Explanation:

Evidence

"'No—is that so? Oh come, now—lemme just try.'”

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Tom's admiration of his own work moves the plot forward which leads to Ben's interest in what Tom is doing. Thus, an option first is correct.

The American experience is heavily influenced by concepts of adventure, travel, and discovery. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is built around it. Tom is an adventurer, an explorer, and a thrill-seeker, motivated by his creativity and sense of dignity.

Ben is persuaded by Tom that painting a fence white is a great deal of fun, and after some haggling, Ben decides to offer Tom his apple in return for the right to paint the fence.

Ben becomes interested in what Tom is doing as the story is advanced by Tom's praise of his own work. Therefore, it can be concluded that option first is correct.

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Answer:

Inference:

 You want to find out what the effect of Age, Passenger Class and, Gender has on surviving the Titanic Disaster. You can put up a logistic regression and infer the effect each passenger characteristic has on survival rates.

Prediction: 

Given some information on a Titanic passenger, you want to choose from the set {lives,dies}{lives,dies} and be correct as often as possible. (See bias-variance tradeoff for prediction in case you wonder how to be correct as often as possible.)

Consulting the library

Answer:

She creates her message by displaying an image of nostalgia and talks about how her Librarian, Mrs. Long, was a very kind person. ¨Mrs. Long always glad to see you.¨ She talks about how the place is a wonder for her. ¨ I visited and inhaled that wonderful odor

Of new books¨ She makes a point that she was close with Mrs. Long. ¨ I now know

Hat in hand to ask to borrow so that I might borrow¨

Answer:

copy and paste

Explanation:

Both of Janie's earlier husbands wanted her to work, too, but she resented it. The difference is that Logan wanted Janie to do hard labor because he thought of her as an object—like a work horse—to dominate and utilize.

Answer:

i think it would have to  be c

Explanation:

Answer: an area of land almost surrounded by water or projecting out into a body of water.

Answer:

1:A land area which is covered by sea from three sides except from one side.

2:It is a land mass covered from all side except 1

3:The land mass bounded by sea on the three side is called peninsula.

Explanation:

There you go gave you three examples :)

Answer: listen

Explanation:

 listen to youre teacher pls like this comment if you agree

Answer:

a state of commotion, excitement, or violent disturbance.

Explanation:

Answer:

true

Explanation:

Answer:

In "if" the title of Kipling's poem is an example of repetition because that same word is repeated throughout the poem. Repetition is when a word or phrase is repeated several times throughout the same text.

Answer:

The title of the poem "If" begins many of the lines. This shows the importance of trying to follow the speaker's advice: if the son can do all of these things, says the speaker, he will be a man. Repeating "if" also helps the poet stress that nothing is certain in the world.

Explanation:

I got it correct. Hope it helps :D

Answer: A. website written by her high school friend

Explanation:

A. website written by her high school friend

Answer:

a is false and b is true

Explanation:

my mom told me

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

I choose to interview one of my brother's teachers.

And I am going to use the questions attached.

What co-cultures do you identify with?

I identify with African Americans and Hispanic people. I really like to hang out with them. They are more open and amicable. I have historic ties with African American heritage, although I am white.

How have those co-cultures changed your life or worldview?

I have learned that through understanding the history and background of people, you can really know so much more about who they are and how they think and act.

I think the most important thing that I have learned is that there is much more of what my parents and acquaintances have taught me.  That people out there are doing good and successful things that I was taught.

And because I do things differently than others, this doesn't mean that I am right and they wrong, or vice versa. We are simply different.

What worries you (either globally or locally)?

The hate people are expressing these days. This wrong perspective of if you do not think like me you are wrong and therefore, you are my enemy. I think that is hurting us so much.

What do you want people to know about the co-culture you represent?

That everybody has very good things to share. It is just a matter of being open and be willing to listen to what others have to say. We have to give us a chance to acknowledge that I can share and help others as others can share and help me. It is called collaboration instead of competition.

Are there any stereotypes about your co-culture that you would like to address?