ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

What is the only means of preserving beauty, according to these lines from William Shakespeare's Sonnet 3? memory
procreation
praise
art

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Answer 1
Answer:
It could be both procreation and art
Answer 2
Answer:

The correct answer is

A. Memory

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Can you please help me with this? i am an English learner and i have an exam tomorrow

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Here as follows:
Exercise 1:
1. There's some tea on the shelf in the cupboard.
2. Does your train stop in Lyon.
3. My friend's works at a chemist's in the town centre.
4. Shall we meet at the coach station?
5.Is Ken in the living room? No, he's in the garden.
6. They're staying at the Metropole Hotel while they are in Brighton.
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1. My father works for a large company which is located at a large skyscraper in the city centre.
2. His office, which is on the seventh floor, is spacious and bright due to the natural light coming in through the large, full-length windows. It is peaceful too, as a result of its position high in the traffic-filled streets.
3. The interior is very comfortable. Long curtains hang from the ceiling all the way down to the pale pink carpet and there are several potted plants in one corner of the room. My father's wooden desk with its luxurious black leather chairs, is situated at the window, so that he can look out over the city. At his chair, there is a wood-paneled cupboard where he keeps his files. 
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I hope that this has helped you

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a. they; direct object
b. they; indirect object
c. them; indirect object
d. them; direct object

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The correct answer is C) Grandmother told Kay and them a bedtime story. 
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Assuming that you're referring to the Sojurner truth "ain't i a woman"

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Answer:

B. Indicative.

Explanation:

Indicative mood exemplifies a verb form that indicates or expresses a statement, opinion, facts, assertion, etc. Thus. the given statement best illustrates this form of verb i.e. indicative mood as it asserts that the person 'I" is "hungry". Since the verb in an imperative mood asserts a command or request which is not the case here and the subjunctive mood of the verb displays wishes, imaginative thoughts or possibilities, that too is not depicted in the sentence provided here, Thus, this makes us conclude that the sentence falls in the category of indicative mood of verb.
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The correct answer is letter a. professor. "Come with me; I'd like to introduce you to professor Gates" should be written as Come with me; I'd like to introduce you to Professor Gates. The word professor is something that is the same as Sir or Maam, Mr. or Mrs., Atty., Dr., etc.
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