ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

One thing that could help you develop your speaking skills is to master the ____.

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Answer 1
Answer: I'd need more details to this question, but the answer could be vowels.

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Anthony, who has read thousands of books, gave a thorough presentation on the history of various genres. What is the adjective clause in this sentence?

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The adjective clause in this sentence would be "who has read thousands of books" since this, much like a single adjective is give us information about Anthony that is relevant to the statement. 

When the suffix -ly is added to an adjective such as discreet, the word A. becomes an adverb.
B. becomes a verb.
C. becomes a noun.
D. remains an adjective.

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When the suffix -ly is added to an adjective such as discreet, the word becomes an adverb. (Option A).

Adverbs are one of the four major word classes, along with nouns, verbs and adjectives Adverbs are a very broad collection of words that describe how, where, or when an action took place. They may also express the viewpoint of the speaker about the action, the intensity of an adjective or another adverb, among other functions. The -ly suffix is also an excellent way to describe how something, or how often, something is done.
a. becomes an adverb as it becomes a word that describes a noun
i.e. "The mouse ran through the kitchen discreetly to get to the refrigerator."

In an interview you are asked "Tell me about a time when you had to collaborate with a team to achieve a goal." In response you say, "To complete the case study we divided the 5 questions to each team member. We also divided the collective research we needed to do by subject matter area. My role was to review their Financial records and determine if their current supply chain practices wasted resources. We would report back to the team three times per week," this is an example of what part of the "SOAR" structure Group of answer choices Results Situation Objective

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Answer: It is an example of the objective part of "SOAR" structure.

Explanation: The part that the speaker presents is an example of the objective part. The speaker gives an objective aim of how he hopes to achieve the goal.

Some of the knights lost (his, their) weapons, and most of the army lost (its, their) nerve. Which personal pronouns agree with the underlined indefinite pronouns in the sentence? their, its his, their his, its their, their

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Their for the first one Its for the second one

their / its

When pronouns are said to “agree” with their antecedent (or the noun that precedes them that they are representing), what is meant that the number agrees.  What that means that if the antecedent/noun is singular, then the pronoun will be singular.  If the noun is plural, then the pronoun should be, too.  If the pronoun does not agree with its antecedent, then there is said to be a noun-pronoun agreement error.  That said, the appropriate/agreeing pronoun for “knights” is “their” because both are plural, and the appropriate/agreeing pronoun for “army” is “its” because both are singular.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly? A.Abby collected rocks, sticks, and leaves on the hike; but Jim, I think, picked up only stones.

B.Abby collected rocks, sticks, and leaves on the hike but Jim, I think, picked up only stones.

C.Abby collected rocks, sticks, and leaves on the hike, but Jim; I think; picked up only stones.

D.Abby collected rocks; sticks; and leaves on the hike, but Jim, I think, picked up only stones.

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In the given choices above, the sentence that is punctuated in a correct way would be letter a. Abby collected rocks, sticks, and leaves on the hike; but Jim, I think. picked up only stones. They are two independent clauses that are appropriately separated by the semicolon.
The sentence that is punctuated correctly is A) Abby collected rocks, sticks, and leaves on the hike; but Jim, I think, picked up only stones.

For a science experment Marcia dissolved 1.0 kilogram of salt in 3.0 liters of water. For a different experiment, Bobby dissolved 2.0 pounds of salt in 7.0 pints of water. Which person made a more concentrated salt solution?

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 Marcia dissolve more concentrated.
because 1 kg of salt = 2.2 lbs
and 3L of water = 6.33pints

Compare to Bobby who dissolve 2 lbs of salt and 7 pints of water.

Maria used more salt than water so her work is more concentrated.

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 Marcia dissolve more concentrated.

because 1 kg of salt = 2.2 lbs

and 3L of water = 6.33pints

Compare to Bobby who dissolve 2 lbs of salt and 7 pints of water.

Maria used more salt than water so her work is more concentrated.

Explanation:
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