Read the sentence from Langston Hughes's story "Gumption": "Ain't this the place what's giving all the white folks jobs doing what they used to doing and know how to do? My boy ain't know nothing about no pick and shovel." What kind of language does Hughes use in these sentences? A. dialect, to add to the story's realism B. descriptive, to add to the story's sensory details C. figurative, to add to the story's layers of meaning D. symbolic, to add to the story's theme

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Answer 1
Answer: The kind of language that Hughes utilises is A. dialect, to add to the story's realism. It is dialect because you can imagine an uneducated, Southern African-American person talking. Someone that would likely be a character in "Gumption" would sound this way.

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It's already rounded to the nearest ten thousand
It would still be the same answer because the 7 is represented as ten - thousands and you go next door to the 0. If it is higher than 5, it changes but if it is lower, well, I forgot. But I know it stays the the same because you cannot change anything.It is a 0.

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The correct answer is D - They want an apartment that has space and charm. A and B are incorrect, because the comma is placed at the wrong spot. B would be correct if there were three items there, for example - They want an apartment that has space, charm, and light. Then it would be correct. This way, since there are only two items enumerated here, you don't have to use a comma there.

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The answer would be to use the words bare and foot  to form the compound word of barefoot.

Answer:

bare+foot =bare foot

Explanation:

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D. The master of lake-town

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Answer:

the answer is C, Bard

Explanation:

Which sentence does not contain any errors?A.
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C.
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The answer is C: Their apartment has a lovely view of the park.
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A.Theyre apartment has a lovely view of the park. The word "Theyre" is not a correct word.

B. There apartment has a lovely view of the park.The word "There" is used to refer to a place, i.e They went THERE to get icecream.

D. They're apartment has a lovely view of the park. The word "They're" is short for They are, so thats why it doesn't make sense!



C. Their apartment has a lovely view of the park.