Combine sentences into one sentence

Question 13 of 22
Which of the following is a disadvantage of speaking your ideas rather than
writing them?
O A. You cannot plan ahead and organize your thoughts.
O B. You are not able to express your emotions as easily.
O C. You will not be able to correct spelling errors.
O D. You cannot be casual and spontaneous when speaking.
SUBMIT

I don't mind staying home with the kids .......................... you are comfortable working outside the home. * which tha following is correct# in order to# provided# even# though​

POSSIBLE POINTS: 14.29
7. One theme developed in chapter 7 is that mothers often want a better life for their children. How does Anderson develop this theme in the chapter?
Explain, incorporating two examples from chapter 7

Write an introductory paragraph on the topic:The benefits of E learning underline your thesis statement

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When reading a non-fiction text about a person in history, what question can you ask yourself to make the text more clear or easy to understand?

A. How did this person get to be successful?
B. What ideas or events can I associate with this person?
C. What is this person doing now?
D. What is this person's favorite color?

what are three important things we need to survive other than water

Define values in your own interpretation.

1- A mother cares about her children.
2- A mother care about her children.
3- A mothers care about her children.
4- A mothers cares about her children.

1. Write these sentences in indirect speech.
a. "I'm very tired”, she said.
b. "I'll see them soon”, he said.
c "I'm going to the cinema”, she said.
d. “I see the children quite often”, he said.
e. “I'm having a bath”, she said. e
f. "I've already met their parents”, she said.
g. “I stayed in a hotel for a few weeks”, she said.​

What is fiber, where is it found, and how does it consumption maintain and improve health

What does GCWR stand for

Correct errors and grammar in this text


I couldn't wear tight clothes because it was a bad things and they could call a
meeting of church leaders to punish me, much less could I wear pants, short
skirts. , shorts or revealing clothes or wear makeup because all that is sin I think
the Christian religion is very little permissive and very strict but would be a lot for
telling everything that the evangelicalreligion forbids in the end to be the
daughter of a pastor was not easy and if I had another life I would not like to be
one again.
Everything was very hard, hate many things that I did not like today my father
stopped being a pastor only my mother remains so they no longer forbid me
things, although my mother he still tells me to pray when we talk on the phone,
but obviously I don't, I always fall asleep in half a sentence.
I have communication problems even with my parents because when I was little I
wanted to express my feelings when I was angry, sad or complaining to him, my
father did not allow it because for him it was as being rude and disrespecting
them, I think being a pastor was not easy for them, that had consequences for
them as parents and me as a daughter.
my experience could help many people to understand them or at least I think so,
I also believe that from beginning to end pastors suffer and their children have
sequelae in exchange forthe problems of the church, I have a lot of anger with
people who think badly of pastors or their children, it is true that there are
families who give a lot to talk about, in exchange for that several have a
misconception of all pastoralist families.
It was fun and melancholic to tell this experience and share a little of my feelings
and my life, thanks to you dear reader I hope you liked it.

To get to work Sam jogs 3 kilometers to the train, then rides the remaining 5 kilometers. If the train goes 40 km per hour faster than Sam’s constant rate of jogging and the entire trip takes 30 minutes, how fast does Sam jog?

Read the excerpt
Which choice best explains the effect of the author's
use of a faulty analogy on the overall argument?
Kale is one of the most nutritious vegetables on Earth.
However, its bitter taste and time-consuming
processing prevented it from becoming a popular snack
food until the kale chip was invented. Kale chips are
just as nutritious as raw kale but are ready to eat and
tastier. Their convenience and trendy marketing have
made them one of the best-selling snack foods. A
similar approach will easily work with any vegetable,
thus making beets the guaranteed next wave in
nutritious snacking
O The comparison of kale and beets weakens the
claim that kale is a delicious and nutritious snack
O The exaggerated excitement about kale discourages
the audience from accepting the claims made about
beets.
O The unsubstantiated connection between kale and
beets weakens the credibility of the rest of the
argument
O The reasoning distracts from the strong evidence in
the argument that kale's popularity is well deserved.
AP​

ITS C!!!!

hemanta put the plate __ the table and began to eat his dinner.
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What is the next number in the following series of numbers? 1, 4, 8, 13, 19,

AFTER READING
Now that you have read the article, indicate whether you
agree or disagree with this statement.
New technology should be created only if there is
no chance it will be misused.
Agree
Disagree
Explain why you voted the way you did. Then read and
respond to what others have to say.

Membeam question

If I get one more wrong it ruins my score
Will mark brainliest

What was one of the main ideas of Transcendentalism?
A. We should transcend, or go above, the natural world.
B. Intellectuals and artists are superior to simple people.
C. The Romantics were wrong about material progress.
D. Contemplation of nature reveals spiritual truths to us.

Spelling Can you please help me it will math the day better for me

6. Define money supply ?

Question 2 of 25
What does it mean to democratize knowledge?
A. To grant everyone the right to own and use a computer or any
other electronic device
B. To give everyone a chance to decide what knowledge is shared by
voting
O C. To give people equal access to information and the ability to
contribute to that information
D. To allow people to decide together what is important for the public
to know

Which of the following is an example of physical capital that might be used by a business to install and service car tires?(1 point)

hydraulic lifts for cars
hydraulic lifts for cars

tire installation services
tire installation services

the employees who install the tires
the employees who install the tires

new tires

Matthew sat inside his car in the parking lot of Arnold's Chicken Palace. He arrived early for his job interview, and he wanted to make sure his attitude was stellar before going inside the restaurant. Unfortunately, he felt petrified. "I can't do this," he told his mother over the phone.
"Yes, you can, Matty," his mother said.
Matthew's hand shook while he pressed his cell phone more tightly against his ear. "All my potential employers have rejected me," he said. "What if nobody hires me?"
"Matthew, you can't think small. Remember who you are, remember your abilities, think about what you want, and then go after it. Shout at it if you have to."
"Shout at my potential job?"
"Sure, why not?" his mother replied. "I believe in you, and you can believe in yourself too."
After Matthew ended his phone call with his mother, he spent a few moments calming himself down. Come on, Matt, you can do this, he thought to himself. You'll be the best manager Arnold's Chicken Palace ever had. While taking deep breaths, he clenched his fists and felt strength surge through his muscular arms.
He closed his eyes and thought about all the other jobs he had interviewed for but did not get. He thought about his bills piling up. He knew this interview would be a very important one. Then he shouted as loudly as he could, "This job is mine!"
Matthew opened his eyes and saw a woman and a little girl walking past his car. They both scurried away quickly.
Embarrassed, Matthew waved at them and cleared his throat.
The day after his interview, Matthew received a phone call from the owner of Arnold's Chicken Palace. "I am very pleased to offer you the position of manager at my restaurant," the owner said. "You were a very impressive candidate for the job," he added. "How did you become such a confident person?"
Matthew clenched his fist and tried to not shout with excitement. With a smile, he replied, "I guess I just believe in myself."

What is the best summary of the passage?
A.
When Matthew is rejected by other employers, he decides to interview for the post of a manager at Arnold's Chicken Palace. Though Matthew is nervous, he decides to call his mother, who tells him that he should think of all the bills he has to pay. Mathew then closes his eyes to calm himself, gives the interview with confidence, and gets hired as a manager.
B.
Matthew is nervous about his job interview at Arnold's Chicken Palace for the post of manager and remembers how badly he needs the job to pay his bills and starts getting nervous. Then he recalls his mother's advice to believe in oneself and takes a minute or two to assure himself that all will be fine. He realizes that it is important to stay calm during stressful times.
C.
Mathew, who has been rejected by several employers, is nervous about his interview at Arnold's Chicken Palace and calls his mom who advises him to be confident, believe in himself, and go after the job with determination. Following this, Matthew confidently interviews at Arnold's and is offered the job. He realizes that belief in oneself surely leads to success.
D.
When Matthew begins to panic before his interview at Arnold's Chicken Palace, he calls his mother for advice. Hearing his mother's voice and her advice to believe in himself makes Matthew feel confident. Mathew tells himself that he would do well in the interview, and that he would be the best manager at Arnold's Chicken Palace once he is hired.

Which feature makes the passage a good example of historical
writing?
A. The author analyzes trends and considers how they fit into
the culture of the time.
B. The author uses literary devices like hooks and stories to
create an article that is attention-grabbing and easy to read.
C. The author uses historical facts to make a logical argument
about what happened and why.
D. The author focuses on scientific studies and arranges research
based on the scientific method.

I didn't buy the jacket because it was ........
1) big enough
2) too big
3) bigger
4) so biggest.​

Compare what happens in the poem and the story. What idea do the poem and the story share?

What is a "between the lines" question?

1. The plane______ at 10:30 tomorrow morning(arrive)​