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Sentence has one word that is incorrect. The best thing about living near a railway station is the convenients of commuting to the city by train.

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Answer 1
Answer: The word "convenients" is spelled wrong. It should be spelled convenience. 
Answer 2
Answer: The word "convenients" is spelled wrong. It should be spelled like this : convenience

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

Anti freeze, because freezing is something that can be prevented from happening.
The answer is Freeze because you can prevent something from being frozen

How does Leo Tolstoy contrast the characters of Gerasim and Ivan Ilyich in The Death of Ivan Ilyich? A. Ivan Ilyich doesn’t like materialistic people, and Gerasim doesn’t hate anybody. B. Gerasim shows concern for Ivan Ilyich, whereas Ivan has led a self-centered life. C. Ivan Ilyich doesn’t treat Gerasim as his son, but Gerasim treats Ivan as his father. D. Gerasim is unhappy as a servant, whereas Ivan Ilyich is proud of his position in society.

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Answer:

The correct answer is option C.

Leo Tolstoy contrasts the characters of Gerasim and Ivan Ilyich in The Death of Ivan Ilyich by showing that Ivan Ilyich doesn’t treat Gerasim as his son, but Gerasim treats Ivan as his father.

Explanation:

Even though in several ocassions during the novella Ivan doesn't seem to treat Gerasim as his son but Geraism still continues to treat his father as such, with respect.

Answer:The correct answer is option C. Ivan Ilyich doesn’t treat Gerasim as his son, but Gerasim treats Ivan as his father.

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I REALLY NEED HELP ASAP!! Which pronoun best completes the sentence? How is the pronoun used? Aunt Amanda drove her nephews and __________ to the game store. A. they; indirect object B. they; direct object C. them; indirect object D. them; direct object

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Aunt Amanda drove her nephews and THEM to the game. And this is a direct object pronoun because it receives the action of the verb in the sentence which is 'drove'

so it is D
it is going t be b because i know how hard it is because i am in ela 8th grade level

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“I don't know of any that do,” Alice said very politely, feeling quite pleased to have got into a conversation.
“You don't know much,” said the Duchess; “and that's a fact.”
What is the effect of the short sentences on the dialogue?

They make the dialogue smooth and serene.

They make the dialogue lively and humorous.

They make the dialogue formal and elegant.

They make the dialogue into a song.

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Answer:

Hi they make the dialogue lively and humorous.

B) They make the dialogue lively and humorous.

Which of these is an example of an abstract noun?laughter

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Answer:

i think that the answer is laughter

Answer:laughter

Explanation:

Which best states a theme of "The Lottery"? A. Seemingly ordinary people can do horrible things. B. People are friendlier in small towns than in cities. C. Traditions help people remain civilized. D. Lotteries are needed to ensure a good harvest.

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A. Seemingly ordinary people can do horrible things.

The lottery itself is shown to be a bad thing, though the characters do not realize it, so it is a tradition that leads them to do something uncivilized and we as an audience know they do not actually ensure a good harvest. As well, it's clear that they are not friendly since they are killing their citizens. Thereofre B, C and D are incorrect.
However it does show us that ordinary people can do terrible things, because we don't know what the lottery is exactly. So all the citizens seem like totally ordinary people, thus the reveal at the end shows us what these "totally ordinary people" are capable of.
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