ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

A) The spiders web glittered with the morning dew.

b)

The spider’s web glittered with the morning dew.

c)

The spiders’ web glittered with the morning dew.

d)

The spiders web glittered with the morning dew’s.

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

b) The spider’s web glittered with the morning dew.

Explanation:

This is the sentence that correctly employs a possessive form. In this sentence, the author wants to indicate that the web he is talking about was created by a single spider. Therefore, the noun "spider" would be singular and the possessive would indicate that the web belongs to it. The correct way of describing such a situation is "the spider's web."
Answer 2
Answer: If there is one spider, B.
If there is more than one, C.

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How would you classify an EM wave with a frequency of 107 Hz

Easy !!
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do not copy the sentence from the internet

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Her heartbeat was abnormal, doctors were getting worried.
There was an abnormal growth on her lower abdomen when she rushed to the hospital. Hope i helped.

Turn them into reported questions.example: 'Do you enjoy being famous?' Simon asked him if/whether he enjoyed being famous...

1. What is the best part of your job?
2. What do you find difficult about acting?
3. How many films have you starred in?
4. What is your favourite film?
5. Have you met many other famous people?
6. Where would you most like to make a film?
7. Have you visited many interesting places?
8. What are your plans for the future?
9. Are you happy with ur life?

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Final answer:

When turning direct questions into reported questions, the sentence structure changes to embed the question into a statement. This approach is suitable for conveying responses from individuals, including those who are famous, in an indirect manner.

Explanation:

Transforming direct questions into reported questions requires a change in the structure of the sentence to embed the question into a statement. In the context of interviewing someone famous, reported questions can help to convey their responses indirectly and can be particularly useful in articles or reports. Below are examples of how to turn the provided direct questions into reported questions:

  • He asked what the best part of their job was.
  • He inquired what they found difficult about acting.
  • He questioned how many films they had starred in.
  • He wondered what their favourite film was.
  • He asked if they had met many other famous people.
  • He pondered where they would most like to make a film.
  • He queried whether they had visited many interesting places.
  • He asked about their plans for the future.
  • He asked if they were happy with their life.

Each of these reported questions provides an indirect way to relay the inquiry made, suitable for documenting interview responses or inclusive writing where the direct speech is not being used.

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I would think it's nine because he probably would get the same answer from the actor

Why is along with the correct answer instead of and?

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Answer:

It is the correect answer because along means that someone came with you along the trip.

And means that:When you add on what you say.

Supply either a synonym(S) or an antonyms(A) for each of the words below:multiple, to love, powerful, greediness, to dwell, internal, inside, helpful, to start, inheritance, responsible, loyalty, different, broad, wasteful,modern.

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several, few
to adore, to hate
influential, weak
selflessness, generosity
to remain, to progress
within, external
within, outside
cooperative, stubborn
to begin, to terminate
endowment, charity
trustworthy, irresponsible
faith, suspicion
distinct, similar
wide, narrow
extravagant, conservative
retro, antique
multiple: few;many
to love: to hate;to have passion
powerful: weak;strong
greediness: sharing; selfish
to dwell: to celebrate; to be stay on a topic
internal:outside; inside
inside:outside;inner part
helpful:disrespectful;giving
to start:to finish ;to begin
inheritance: ;receive something
responsible: unaccountable; liable 
loyalty: obedience; dishonor  
different: same; unique 
broad: slim; big 
wasteful: conserve; careless
modern: old days; new times

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of squall moved down like night on land and sea.
The bows went plunging at the gust; sails
cracked and lashed out strips in the big wind.
We saw death in that fury, dropped the yards,
unshipped the oars, and pulled for the nearest lee:
then two long days and nights we lay offshore
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Then we put up our masts, hauled sail, and rested,
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Which elements of epic poetry are shown in this excerpt? Check all that apply.

O supernatural elements
O an invocation of a muse
O a difficult journey with trials
O rhyme and repetition of words
O important historical events
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Answer:

Supernatural

Explanation:

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