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What is the conjunction in the following sentence?, I sharpened your pencil while you were away.

harina [27]

I feel 'while' would be the connecting word here. Without it the sentence flops and it helps add onto it with the extra sentence part.

I sharpened your pencil. You were away.

'While' should be the conjunction.

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3 years ago

In what ways could you collaborate with your peers online? Check all that apply. Join or form a project discussion group. Write

postnew [5]

Answer:

A) Join or form a project discussion group

C) Attend a web conference with project team members

D) Use a video tool to have face-to-face discussion over the internet

Explanation:

b) Write in your personal online diary. (This has nothing to do with collaborate with peers)

d) Take another student’s assignment and add your name. (This has nothing to do with collaborate with peers)

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2 years ago

. Vocabulary: For the next five questions, choose the vocabulary word that best fits the context of the sentence. You may have t

cestrela7 [59]

Answer and Explanation:

First, if we understand the meaning of each word, it will be easier to fill in the blanks. Let's take a look:

a. exonerate - clear, absolve, acquit

b. culminate - to reach a climax; to end in something

c. eminent - famous and respected at a certain field

d. persevere - to persist, to keep on, to continue

e. feasible - achievable, likely, practical

Now, let's complete each sentence. Let's also make any necessary changes:

1. I don't know if it is feasible to try to attend both the basketball game and the birthday party tonight. - No changes needed

2. Many of the city's premier artists and eminent businessmen attended the fundraiser. - No changes needed

3. The opening ceremonies of the Olympics culminated in a fantastic fireworks display. - It's best if we use the verb in its past form: culminate --> culminated

4. The football player was exonerated of all charges filed against him. - Let's use the past participle of "exonerate" since the sentence is in the passive voice --> exonerated

5. I admire Mitchell's perseverance despite his obvious physical handicaps. - this sentence needs a noun to complete the blank, so we need to transform "persevere" into a noun --> perseverance

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3 years ago

Identify the following sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.

Katyanochek1 [597]

The sentence <em>The forecast said it will rain today </em>is declarative, as it is informing us that something is happening, you would use it to declare something you want to be known.
Interrogative sentence ends with a question mark.
Imperative sentence is used to order somebody to do something.
Exclamatory sentence ends with an exclamation mark.

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4 years ago

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Select the correct answer.<br>Simplify the following expression.<br>(4x + 7)^2

choli [55]

The simplified expression is $(4x+7)^2=16x^2+56x+49$