What is the difference between the "regular" tenses and the "perfect" tenses?

Does "discover your purpose" mean "carve your destiny" or does it mean potential?

Which article would most likely use a cuase-and-effect text structure? "which pet is right fir you?" "Dogs make better pets than cats" "The best reasons for owning a cat" "A day in the life of a White House pet"

Which inference best explains why a satirical author would want to flatter the reader's wit and intelligence? A. This could prompt the reader to think more highly of the author. B.

How can you use a T-chart to organize your research? A) write down the key aspects of your topic and a thesis statement for each one B) write down your topic and the key aspects of your topic C) write down what you want to know along with possible

A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning is the speaker of the poem about to die? or about to leave on a journey? (The answer maybe found in a careful analysis of the simile in the last three stanzas)

Is the example a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence? Soccer practice begins next week, the first game is just under a month away. A. run-on sentence B. complete sentence C. sentence fragment

Which line from the text provides the most information about how stoppard's play differs from Shakespeare's and his treatment of the two characters

What is the best summary of the first earth day

Which of the following events caused Britain to fight in WW1

Emily's house lies on the San Andreas Fault, and she wants to protect herself against earthquakes. What is one step she can take?