What do titles and subtitles provide to help identify an author’s purpose and point of view?

Explanation:

The title provides the reader information about the topic of the reading selection. ... Subheadings prepare the reader for what they will be reading about in specific sections of a larger work. When reading subheads, they should always relate back to the main idea so that it shows what the author is trying to inform about.

The title provides the reader information about the topic of the reading selection. It is the first thing the reader sees in a piece of writing. Subheadings prepare the reader for what they will be reading about in specific sections of a larger work

Explanation:

Your school is organising election for new student prefect. You want to stand for the post. Write your campaign speech.​

Change these sentences to future tense

We cooked the food

maria told me that she was given a beautiful present by John. change from reported speech to direct speech​

write accurate direction to a friend who wishes to visit you​

Apple shows r_ _ _ _ _ _ to employees by treating them with fairness and kindness.

Guys answer this question

It / started / rain/we/buy/umbrella.

Which phrase from the passage is an example of indirect characterization?

I lazily flipped through the pages of my textbook and yawned. “Too bad I can’t be more like my brother,” I thought. He is very studious and a bit of a perfectionist, and he’s always anxious to learn new things. It’s hard to believe that anyone can be that focused. But me? Well, that’s a different story. I am much more likely to spend my time daydreaming.
1. a bit of a perfectionist
2. anxious to learn new things
3. can be that focused
4. spend my time daydreaming

what is the difference between a topic sentence and a thesis statement?

Interpret the following sentences and identify the figure of speech employed.
a. I don’t know much about the childhood of the world.

Look at the picture guys

Which excerpt from the passage provides the best example of imagery?

A.I ain't scared of gators.


b.I watched the water with interest...


C.The Pearl River is a lovely old thing, slow and coppery and traced in fine, sandy bars...


D.I bet a gator would like to eat you, Fat-Tart

some one like Nepal???​

2. Even though it was originally a popular piece of invasion literature, why do you
think "The Battle of Dorking" isn't widely read today?

why does ponytail feel like and outsider? why do you think he walks home alone when he knows its unsafe?

When did Dad's soccer game happen?

What part of speech is "however" in the following sentence?
She will finish the project, however long it may take.



noun


preposition


adverb


conjunction

Go to the drug store on Sixth Avenue. Find out if Alvaro's prescription is ready.
Which word could be used to combine the sentences into a compound sentence?
O 1. but
O 2 and
03. because
4. please
SRESET
Question #8

QUESTION 1
Which one of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
O Don't step into the house with those dirty shoes!
O Don't step into the house with those dirty shoes,
Don't step into the house with those dirty shoes?
O Don't step into the house with those dirty shoes.

How is written prose more complex than informal speech?

Which of the following sentences with a parenthetical expression is punctuated correctly?


Of course the girls couldn't wait, to jump in the pool on such a hot day.


Of course, the girls couldn't wait to jump in the pool on such a hot day.


Of course the girls, couldn't wait to jump in the pool, on such a hot day.


Of course the girls couldn't wait to jump in the pool, on such a hot day.

The police came to my patio. he walked up to my door and gave a knock. I came and opened the door. He said, "your dogs are chasing people on bikes". I said ok just take t my dog's bikes away then.

Gabe's eyes widened when he noticed the return address on the envelope. He fought the temptation to rip it open, opting instead to
carefully peel up the envelope flap. The last thing he wanted to do was risk damaging the tickets inside. He unfolded the paper inside and
caught the tickets that fell from within. His stomach felt like it had been turned inside out when Gabe realized he was only holding two tickets
in his hand. He quickly scanned the letter and found his cousin's explanation.
Gabe slumped against the porch railing when he discovered these were the last two available tickets to the concert. He had planned to
take both Lenny and Tyler, his two best friends, to the concert with him. Now he was faced with the most difficult decision of his year: What do
I do with only two tickets? Gabe thought about the numerous times Lenny had invited him to join him on mountain bike trips. Lenny had even
loaned Gabe his extra bike once when Gabe's bike got a flat. Bringing Lenny to the concert would be a way of thanking him for his generous
nature. Then again, Gabe realized his parents would not have allowed him to ask his cousin for the tickets if Gabe's biology grade hadn't made
a turn for the better. Tyler was definitely responsible for the improvement. He had tutored Gabe after school for weeks; surely, Gabe should
show his appreciation in some way.
Deciding between Lenny and Tyler tormented Gabe all week. Finally, he decided to give both tickets to his friends. He believed he would
have another opportunity to hear his favorite band in concert, but he might never meet anyone else as loyal or helpful as his two best friends.
When Gabe opens the envelope, he discovers only two tickets.
Which plot element does the discovery introduce?
O 1. climax
2. conflict
3. resolution
4. falling action

why did the speaker eyes feel like balls of burning lead in the poem 'fog'​

think of your reading experience and write a paragraph of 150 200 word.
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what is ex post facto law and bill of attainder​

29. After she (return) home, she cooked herself a good dinner.
30. He (study) in London at the moment.
31. The Second War (start) in 1939.
32. Mary (live) in London for 15 years.HAS LIVED
33. She said she (take) an exam the following week.
34. Peter (work) at the moment, so se can't answer the phone.
35. The house caught fire when they (sleep).
36. I am sure Mary (get) the job. She has a lot of experience.
37. So far we (learn) all tenses in English.
38. By the time we get there, the train (leave).
39. They (swim) in the lake last night.
40. Dan (be) sick for three days.
41. 1 (play) the piano since I (be) eight years old.
42. I (use) this car since I (buy) it five years ago.
43. She (talk) to the police officer last week.
44. 1 (do) my homework tomorrow.
45. She said that she (visit) England already.
46. My sister usually (go) to the church every Sunday.
47. I (have) dinner when you called me yesterday.
48. Mary (come) to school late yesterday.
49. Yesterday I (stand) at the bus stop when I (meet) Dave.
50. While my father (read) books, my mother (cook) the meal in the kitchen.

( Hockey 's my favourite (sport​

Marcella is selecting a fiction text for personal enjoyment. She is in eleventh grade and reads well. She loves dancing, helping her parents cook meals, and hiking on nature trails. Based on this information, which text would be the best recommendation for Marcella? a book of recipes from famous New York City chefs a collection of classic poetry that covers a variety of topics an article that rates colleges that have dance degree programs a novel about a young woman who explores the wilderness in Alaska

8. What does the author mean by "Chesney had accidentally invented the thriller"?
They created the genre of fiction.