Tina shouted at her sister.(Change it into negative)
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Tina shouted at her sister.

Answer:

Tina didn't shout at her sister.

Explanation:

I know you said "Change into Negative". This is the negative form by adding no or not(also n't). Eg:

Positive Negative

did didn't

could couldn't

can can't

would wouldn't

must mustn't

In a sentence:

Samantha slapped her own sister, Anna.

Into negative form:

Samantha didn't slap her own sister, Anna.

NB: Changing into Negative form is easy but somehow trickery. Thank you!

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Answer:

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What is most likely to be the subject of an Imagist poem?
O A. An exotic country
B. A difficult relationship
C. A biological process
D. A rusted bicycle

Correctly label the below as simple, complex, compound, compound-complex, or sentence fragment.
1.Vampires Dairies is my favorite television show, but I also love True Blood.
2.Juan, Sam and Marie went to a movie, ate popcorn, and walked around the mall.
3.After the officer pulled Tim over, Tim began to cry, and the officer took pity on him.
4.Running after the car, the dog barked until the car was out of sight.
5.I love skiing, my brother loves snowboarding, and my sister likes snow tubing.
6.We ordered pork tenderloin for our entrée and scalloped potatoes for our side dish.
7.Although he hasn’t read the book, he has decided to write a book report on it.
8.I saved my money so that I could buy an iPad.
9.I love eating turkey at Thanksgiving, but my friend’s family eats lasagna because his cousin is allergic to poultry.
10.Because you don’t understand me.

In your own words what does pre-written mean?

The words "his mother-in-law" in (He found his mother-in-law greedy) function as *

Object complement

Subject complement

Indirect object

Direct object

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"Time had not been kind to the abandoned farm. No one had looked after the place for years. Once their parents
died, the kids had drifted off to city jobs, one by one. The walls of the old barn sagged inward. Crisp red had
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Identify the topic of the paragraph and what the author is saying about the topic. From that, find the stated main
idea.
Topic: buildings and tools
o What the author is saying about the topic need constant upkeep
Stated main idea: No one had loo he place for years.
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Read the excerpt from a student’s rhetorical analysis essay. Barone and Ware provide a variety of quantitative evidence that suggests that a career ladder for teachers improves teacher retention. For example, they cite exit interviews with teachers leaving the profession. Over 80% of respondents cite that having few opportunities for advancement was a reason to leave the profession. Which sentence is an example of effective commentary on the evidence used in this paragraph? A career ladder is a system where people can advance to higher levels of responsibility and compensation. Data collected from exiting teachers provide support for the implementation of new pathways in teaching careers, like a career ladder, to retain teachers. The authors studied several reasons that people left the teaching profession, including the lack of opportunities for advancement. The author makes a connection to the audience by writing about the importance of retaining talented teachers through implementing career ladders.

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Katherine Johnson reached for the stars long before she helped send humans into space. Born on August 26, 1918 in West Virginia, Johnson had a gift for numbers. As Johnson later described, she spent her life counting—counting the steps she walked, the dishes she washed. “Anything that could be counted, I did,” she once said. School came easily for Johnson, and she completed eighth grade by the age of 10. After that, she couldn’t continue learning locally because her county denied African American students access to secondary education. Johnson’s father, Joshua, moved the family 120 miles away so she could attend high school. By 18, she graduated with honors from West Virginia State College, receiving degrees in mathematics and French. She then went on to teach these subjects at a public school. After teaching for many years, one job posting changed the arc of her life. The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) was looking to hire women to fill unique positions. The job title: Computer. Based at Langley Research Center, these “human calculators” checked the math done by NACA’s male engineers and mathematicians. Johnson’s sharp intellect and resourcefulness were quickly recognized at Langley; she was promoted after only two weeks. Nonetheless, Johnson faced barriers at the agency. At the time, many workplaces weren’t integrated, and Johnson and her African American colleagues were segregated within an area of Langley named “West Computers”. Regardless, she steadfastly asked questions and made her voice heard. In 1958, NACA began to focus more on space travel, and the agency was newly dubbed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Johnson’s career flourished at NASA. In 1961, Johnson plotted astronaut Alan Shepard’s path into space. Then in 1962, Johnson helped astronaut John Glenn to be the first American to orbit the Earth. Even though NASA had started using electronic computers, Johnson was the one to double-check the machines’ calculations before blast-off. Additionally, Johnson contributed to Apollo 11’s milestone 1969 moon landing. She also helped Apollo 13 return safely home after an equipment malfunction. Later in her career, Johnson worked on calculations for NASA’s space shuttles and satellites. Even with such stellar contributions, many people in America didn’t know Johnson’s name until long after her retirement. In 2016, writer Margot Lee Shetterly published Hidden Figures, a chronicle of Johnson and two of her fellow mathematicians’ work at NASA. Later that year, shetterly’s bestselling book was turned into a movie of the same name. Finally, the whole world saw the magnificent trajectory of Katherine Johnson’s career. Read the excerpt. “Even with such stellar contributions, many people in America didn’t know Johnson’s name until long after her retirement. In 2016, writer Margot Lee Shetterly published Hidden Figures, a chronicle of Johnson and two of her fellow mathematicians’ work at NASA.” Choose the two synonyms that have the same meaning as the word figures as it’s used in the title of Shetterly’s book. Choose 2 answers: (Choice A) A definitions (Choice B) B answers (Choice C) C numbers (Choice D) D questions (Choice E) E shapes (Choice F) F people

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O D. The smell of freshly baked cinnamon rolls from across the street
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