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The position of a topic sentence often shifts, according to the author and writing style. Where is one place the topic sentence should never be? A. In the first paragraph
B. In the body
C. In the introduction
D. In the conclusion

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Answer 1
Answer:  In the conclusion, I picked introduction and it was wrong

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Some festivals last one or more weeks.What is the complete predicate?

A.

some festivals
B.

some festivals last
C.

last one or more weeks
D.

last weeks

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The answer is 'D'-last one or more weeks

Answer:

last one or more weeks

Explanation:

Difference between their and there

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Their is a word meaning belonging to two or more people. Like, "That soccer ball is theirs."

There is a word that means a place. Like, "She kicked that soccer ball over there."
There is used to indicate where. Example : I live over there.
Their is used to indicate a group of people who do or do not own something for example: They live there, but it is not their house.

Which word means "given to inconsistencies"? A-continuative B-contradictory C-contrary

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Although none of these options are really great in terms of a definition for the phrase ""given to inconsistencies", the best option would be "contradictory".

Answer:

A) calamitous

Explanation:

The word that means the same as "unfortunate" is calamitous. "Good," "lucky," and "timely" all mean the opposite of "unfortunate."

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It is important that you use a variety of appeals—to the audience’s logic as well as your own image. a. True
b. False

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

There are many different types of appeals (logos, ethos and pathos being the most common ones) and all of them need to be combined in a text in order to make it interesting and persuasive. If you do not combine a variety of appeals in your text, it can make you seem biased and unprofessional. Moreover, it would make your text less persuasive, and the audience would not be as convinced as they would have otherwise been.
ur answer is A--- True!!

Which word in the sentence is a participle? Do not cry over burnt toast!
a. cry
b. burnt
c. Do
d. over

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A participle is a verbal form that can serve as a modification of a noun or a noun phrase.

In our sentence, this is "burnt" - it's a form of the verb "to burn" but it modifies the noun "toast"

Which word or words should be capitalized in this sentence? In the summer, there are concerts in the park at the end of newport avenue.

A.Summer

B.Newport

C.Newport Avenue

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The word or words should be capitalized in this sentence is Newport Avenue. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". Newport Avenue is the name of a street or avenue and hence it has to be written in capital letters. 
I think C but let me check
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