Write a homophone for
after we cook dinner in the blank , we can go for a blanck

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Answer 1

Answer: I am thinking... what is the most likely thing to go for... a walk...

now, is there something that sounds like a walk (note: l is silent) that we can cook in?

Ah, Chinese wok! (a big pot !)

Well, the vowels are slighty different, but I think in some varieties those words could be pronounced the same

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How did Marc and Marina's families differ?Marc's family were farmers, while Marina's family were

miners.

Marc's family was mostly Christian, while Marina's

family was mostly Jewish

Marc and Marina's families relocated to different parts of

the British Empire.

Marc and Marina's families originally came from

different parts of the world.

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Answer: D - Marc and Marina’s families originally came from different parts of the world.

Explanation:

Please help me make sure I'm right: Which sentence does not contain any errors? A. Only two countrie's were left on the womens travel schedule. B. Only two countries' were left on the women's travel schedule. C. Only two countries were left on the women's travel schedule. D. Only two countries were left on the womens' travel schedule. I believe it's D.

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the answer would be C. Because if you look at D the apostrophe is after the s. But in C its before

I think the answer is C because the apostrophe is before the s for women's

Which verbal in the passage functions as a noun?James Magdalena is a (celebrated) American opera singer. (Portraying) Richard Nixon in the 1987 opera Nixon in China was his breakout role. Audiences have enjoyed Magdalena's (dazzling) voice for many years. His ability (to perform) is known throughout the world.

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Answer:

The verbal that functions as a noun in the passage is: portraying

Explanation:

In the statement:

[(Portraying Richard Nixon in the 1987 opera Nixon in China was his breakout role)].

Portraying is a verbal (gerund) that is functioning as the noun to the verb was in this statement.

The subject in this statement is the gerundial phrase:

(Portraying Richard Nixon in the 1987 opera Nixon in China)

The predicate would then be:

(was his breakout role)

Gerunds can also function as:

adjectives
direct objects
objects to prepositions
complements of the verb BE
appositives

dazzling is a noun in the abbreviations.

Fill in the blank.he watched the ants make their way across his window sill
A.
Firstly
B. Asleep
C.
Carefully
D.
Boring

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Answer:

I'm not sure where the blank is but I think the answer is carefully.

Explanation:

Answer:C. Carefully

Explanation:

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Something you say when you cannot accept someones invitiation to do something but you want to do it some other time

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