ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Who helps Ramona get help with the egg mess? A.
Howie

B.
Susan

C.
Marsha

D.
Yard Ape

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Answer 1
Answer: Your answer is A. Howie.

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What is the meaning of “The parts he left out are what changed my life?”

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It means when he left you out your started to realize that you can do better things without him. After he's gone you had to courage to let go, be stronger, and a motivator of your own self. You changed for the better on the things he wasn't able to fill out.
Maybe it means if he knew the parts he left out his life would be different.

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Which word is the subject of the sentence? In the elm tree cawed one large black crow. A. tree B. an understood you C. crow D. black

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Actually, the crow is the subject!


the structure of the sentence is like this:

In the elm tree (where? we can substitute this phrase with "there")

cawed - this is the verb of the sentence

one large black crow - this is the full subject of the sentence, let's substitute this sentence with "it"

then we have a sentence "there cawed it" - now it's easier to see that the "it" must be a subject.

then in the phrase

one large black crow

the head is Crow - that's the correct answer - and the rest of the words are adjectives to give more information about this Crow.



Answer:

C. crow

Explanation:

Is waiter a common noun

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Waiter is a common noun.
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