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Which word in the sentence is a participle? Do not lean on the painted walls.a. painted
b. Do
c. on
d. lean

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Answer 1
Answer: Do not lean on the painted walls. The participle is PAINTED. A participle is a verb form used as an adjective to modify nouns and pronouns.

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What is the main source of irony in this poem?-the idea that winning is really losing


-the idea that failures hold success in higher esteem than those who are successful


-the idea that dying is winning

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the idea that winning is really losing

Its this one because people brag saying I won you all are trash compared to me but yet no one will cheer for him because of that but the person that lost but stays humble and does not get mad saying good job everyone you all did good and he is the true winner.

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The answer is the second option

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‘Some’ is an example of a qualified term.Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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It is true, because some is not an absolute term. The distinction between absolute and qualified terms is about the purposes, where absolute shows limitations and restraint for the given topic. For example, The stars can only be seen at nights - It is an example of absolute quality. We have a strict restraint here that the stars can only be seen at night time. But Some frog species only have one leg is an example of qualified term - In this sentence we show that there are other species, as well which we are not discussing.

A qualified term is something that be true, assuming other conditions are also met. For example, the right to free speech is a qualified right. You do have a right to free speech, provided that you aren’t breaking any conditions such as slander, obscenity, or plagiarism.

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We definitely live in uncertain times, i don't think the world has ever really been "stable". Life itself is completely unpredictable. There are stable days, stable moments but never just a stable time period. There are too many corruptions and disasters in the world to consider any time a "stable time". Until the world has complete and total peace, there will not be any stability. As long as the world has terrorism, unstable economies, war, nothing can be described as stable. The times we live in today, more and more art as well as literature are becoming things done by technology. Its not like the things you see in history with Beethoven, Charles Dickens, and many other great writers. There are just too many new concepts. The same goes for art, paper is starting to become replaced by technology little by little but faster and faster.

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C.gerund
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Coloring in this sentence is a gerund because it is acting as a noun.

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I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. A collective subject is a noun (functioning as the subject) that describes a group made of many parts. Examples are brood of chickens, drove of cattle, gaggle of geese, nest of bees, swarm of hornets and herd of buffalo.

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A­­­ collective subject is a noun (functioning as the subject) that describes a group made of many parts.

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That would be written in an informal style. It would seem too unprofessional if you wrote it casually. Also, if you wrote it in a formal tone, some readers would not understand. The words wouldn't make sense to them. Thus, simply acting casually would do.

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You would write it in the casual form. You wouldn't write it informal because it would sound too unprofessional. And making it formal, well, some people wouldn't understand if you were to write in the formal way. They wouldn't understand the words. So just the casual way would do.
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