Nobody in our family likes anchovies on pizza. subject and verb?

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Answer 1
Answer: the answer is a subject
Answer 2
Answer: The subject is nobody (in our family), and the verb is 'likes'. 

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I have to analyze a paragraph then circle the verbs an underline the adjectives but um lost

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Verbs are action that can be mental or physical. Adjectives are words that describe something in detail.

HURRY!!! SHAKESPEAR What types of plays did Shakespeare write. Select all that apply

a
comedies
b
histories
c
tragedies
d
tragic comedies

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Answer:

A,B,C

Explanation:

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Which sentence does not contain any errors?A. Theyre still trying hard to earn youre trust.

B. There still trying hard to earn you're trust.

C. They're still trying hard to earn your trust.

D. Their still trying hard to earn youre' trust.

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From the options provided, the sentence which does not contain any errors is:

C. They're still trying hard to earn your trust. 

"They're" is a contraction of "they are" which therefore needs an apostrophe and "your" is a possessive pronoun placed before a noun it modifies therefore must be written without an "s".
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A good place to start when re-reading a poem is with _________________.a. the title
c. the poem’s crucial moments
b. the literary devices employed
d. what you know

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A good place to start when re-reading a poem is with the poem's crucial moments. The answer is option C. What you know, the title and the literary devices employed can be done on the first reading. Rereading the poem's crucial moments will make the readers understand more what the poem is all about. It will also answer questions or doubts if there is any.

Douglass says that "it is not uncommon for slaves even to fall out and disagree among themselves about the relative goodness of their masters." Why did slaves praise their masters in this way, according to Douglass? a. They were treated better when they worked for richer masters than when they worked for poorer masters.
b. They hoped that their masters would hear about their comments and reward them.
c. They felt better about themselves if they worked for a richer master than others worked for.
d. They enjoyed arguments and fights as a break from the drear

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According to Douglass, the slaves praise their master in that way because 'they hoped that their masters would hear about their comments and reward them'. So the correct answer is B.

How is a satire different from a fable?

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 A satire is a form of writing that criticizes a person, group, or society USING indirect (often disguised) methods.  WHILE  a fable is a brief story that is designed to illustrate a moral or general truth about human nature. ( often done by using animals as characters in the story )

Answer:

the lessons in a fable are stated directly, while the main argument of a satire is often disguised.

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