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Is this a complete sentence, a sentence fragment, or a run-on sentence? Who ride their bicycles around the neighborhood for fun.

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Answer 1
Answer: who rode there bicycles around the neighborhood for fun. is a complete sentence
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It is a  fragment sentence

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What was the ‘Time of Trouble'?a. the reign of Ivan the Terrible
b. the reign of the Romanov family
c. the period of time when Russia faced continual Mongol attacks
d. a period when neither nobles nor aristocrats could decide on a Russian ruler

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The best answer is D

The time of trouble in Russia was a period of political crisis that followed the demise of the Rurik dynasty (1598)  and ended with the establishment of the Romanov dynasty (1613).

During this period, foreign interventions, peasant uprisings and attempts by pretenders to seize the throne threatened to destroy the state itself and caused major, social, and economic troubles mostly in the southern and central parts of Russia.

These time of trouble were called Smutnoye Vremya in Russian language.

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The answer is D. Hopefully this helps!

Choose the correct definition for the term direct object. A. A noun or pronoun that precedes a direct object and identifies for whom or to whom the action is done. B. A clause that can stand alone as a sentence. C. An object that receives the action of the verb D. A verb that takes no objects or complements

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"C. An object that receives the action of the verb" is the correct definition for the term "direct object". This differs from an "indirect object" in that it is directly affected by the action.
The correct definition for the term object is C) An object that receives the action of the verb. 

What is the benefit of being able to learn from and shake off our bad days

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Because you learn and grow from experience regardless if it’s good or bad

Help please, What does "Happy-Go-Lucky" Mean?

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It means that life is good and that you are not concerned about the future!
It means care free or relaxed 

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The author develops Anastasia’s character through thedialogue.
plot.
mood.
setting.

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Answer = A a dialogue is a conversation between 2 or more people which is how the author develops character.

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Dialogue

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