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In a series of names such as Sally, Bob, and Jimmy how would I show possession for all of them at once? Would it be Sally's, Bob's, and Jimmy's or Sally, Bob, and Jimmy's?

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Which of the following best describes Twain's diction in the passage?

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How does the speaker describe the sea as a final resting place? How does this develop the meaning of the poem?

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How does Mac Beth troop reacts to his leadership

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What does the adverbial clause bolded in the sentence below modify?

Justin's mom thought teaching him how to cook was important so that he would be more independent.

Select the best answer from the choice provided.

A.

a verb

B.

an adjective

C.

an adverb

D.

a noun

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Employee's must wash there hands before returning to work

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used to balance the construction of a sentence or phrase

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Read the excerpt from a nonfiction book about rocks. Petoskey stones are actually fossils! They are the remains of colonial coral that lived in Lake Michigan over 350 million years ago. Their white, circular patterns outline the ancient animals contained within them. Why did the author use a definition pattern in this passage? to discuss different types of Petoskey stones to present the author's opinion of Petoskey stones to clarify why the author decided to write about Petoskey stones to explain what a Petoskey stone is by providing a detailed description

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Circle the preposition in this sentence a young boy is hurrying along the crowded sidewalk

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What evidence do you find in the oral tradition that European culture influenced native American beliefs about creation?

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Writing in the active voice will allow you to

A. emphasize the subject of the sentence being acted on.

B. write longer sentences.

C. use the verb "to be."

D. write more lively sentences.

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Discuss the irony of the following statement and the situation which it describes: "there followed what I later realized was a sickeningly comic aspect of an unfunny situation: the men talked in near-whispers."

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what did elliot say about the attitude of sympathetic indifference people in her community had toward racial discrimination

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The process of making inference involves

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One word to describe suspend a student

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