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Write a five-sentence paragraph using chronological order to explain the steps that you would take to completing how to get ready for work

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Answer 1
Answer: Okay... how would you get ready for work? 
(1) wake up
(2) get fresh (brush your teeth wash your face)
(3) eat breakfast
(4) get dressed
(5) head to work.

Now write all these points in sentences and combine it into a paragraph!

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

took it got it right

What is the structure of the following sentence?While you were on vacation, I watered the plants.
simple
complex
compound
compound-complex

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It's not a simple sentence: it has more than one clause.

It is also not compound: the two clauses are not independent and a compound has independent clauses.

It is however complex: the two clauses are not independent (While you were on vacation is the dependent clause). This is the correct answer.

(it's not compound-complex because it has 2 and not more clauses)

HURRY!!!! in writing a business document every sentence should contain one complete thought or idea?

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Idea because it makes the essay more suspenseful and it gives an idea of what’s about.
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“Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” is mostly..a. narrative, because it tells a story
b. lyrical, because it focuses on feelings
c. idyllic, because it celebrates the beauty of nature

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I would say the correct answer is B) lyrical, because it focuses on feelings.
A isn't correct because there is no action or a story really, there are only the poet's musings about life and death.
Although the poet does speak about the beauty of nature, it is not the predominant part of the poem, but feelings are.

All of the following statements about John Rolfe are true, EXCEPT:a. He was married to Pocahontas.
b. His decision to cultivate tobacco changed the Virginia colony forever.
c. He lived in the Jamestown settlement during the 17th century.
d. He was very critical of importing African slaves into the English colonies.

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The correct answer is D.

All of the other statements are correct, while D is incorrect. As a matter of fact, he even purchased slaves from Dutch slave traders and used them as workforce.

Which is the sentence error in this sentence? The food here is so tasty that none of the restaurants had matched up to it.

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If the food 'is' tasty.then none of the restaurants 'have' matched up to it 
The food here is tasty (take "so" out) that none of the restaurants had matched up to it.


not that sure... but hopefully it is correct.
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