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Which helping verb correctly completes the sentence? I, unfortunately, ________ going to be out of town that day.

A.
is

B.
are

C.
am

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Answer 1
Answer: C. am
A good way to figure out the answer is if you say the sentence out loud and try each answer choice in the sentence (for future reference)
Answer 2
Answer: C. am
 I, unfortunately, am going to be out of town that day.

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The word ring is used as a noun in this context.
What could he hear? The ring of the telephone from down below. 
It is used as the direct object in the sentence, which is why it has to be a noun - verbs cannot be used as objects.
It is a noun because it is an object. 
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Which rhyme usually occurs in the final stressed syllable of a line, as seen in this excerpt from John Donne's "A Lecture Upon the Shadow"?Stand still, and I will read to thee
A lecture, love, in Love's philosophy.

feminine rhyme

slant rhyme

masculine rhyme

eye rhyme

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Masculine rhyme occurs in the final stressed syllable of a line. Look at the lines, 

Stand still, and I will read to thee
A lecture, love, in Love's philosophy

The syllables at the end have the same sound and them being at the end stresses it. So this is a masculine rhyme. 

Answer:

C."Masculine rhyme" for Plato users...

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Which of the following events led to the decline of trans-Saharan trade?A. the arrival of Columbus to the Caribbean
B. the establishment of Portuguese ports on the west African coast
C. the Reconquista
D. the expansion of Muslim empires in the Mediterranean

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The establishment of Portuguese ports on the West African coast led to the decline of trans-Saharan trade. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "B".The main reason behind theTrans-Saharan trade between West Africa and North Africa was actually economicin nature. The people of the two regions were faced with different climaticconditions and so their needs differed as well. This was one of the main reasonbehind the origin of this trade route.

Answer:

The answer is B. the establishment of Portuguese ports on the West African coast hopefully this helps!

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I would like to believe that the figure of speech being used here is an idiom.

An idiom is a word or phrase which cannot be taken literally. Here, we see that the man is being compared to a dog and that he 'might bite'. The man will not really bite whoever gets close to the car, but he will get very upset!

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Underlined phrase: in one week.

A.
appositive phrase

B.
adverb phrase

C.
adjective phrase

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The correct answer to the question given above is letter b, adverb phrase.

In the sentence "Few will master all the steps in one week.", (whose underlined phrase is one week)  the phrase "one week" is an adverb phrase.
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