The supporting sentence that makes use of an example is:
Beto used interval training to prepare for and win a marathon.
In this excerpt, the first sentence is the <em>topic sentence</em>, which is the sentence that contains the main idea. The second sentence is the supporting sentence that gives the reader further information about the topic. In the third sentence, the writer gives a specific example to support the main idea. Finally, in the last sentence, the writer provides factual information to make the topic sentence more relevant.
1. *underline so*, it’s a coordinating conjunction
2. *underline although*, it’s a subordinating conjunction
3. *underline but*, it’s a coordinating conjunction
4. *underline for*, it’s a coordinating conjunction
B___
1. Alex and his brother went to the grocery store, but they forgot to take their shopping list, so they went home.
2. You think hockey is fun, and I don’t, even Chris doesn’t.
3. The teachers baked cookies, and the students put up decorations.
4. The United States once had dense forests, but today many forests are gone.
5. We went to the beach on vacation, when we could have gone to the mountains.
Your answer is d your welcome............
Answer: To make an official separation from Great Britain
Explanation:
1) Noble: Belonging to a high or social status.
Sentence: The king was of a noble rank.
2) Apprehension: The fear or nervousness of something bad happening
Sentence: The test on Friday made Nicolaus feel apprehensive
3) Majority: The biggest or largest number
Sentence: The majority of the class understood what the teacher was trying to convey.
4) Pathetic: causing pity through sadness or vulnerability
Sentence: The woman looked pathetic after her sister had passed.
(Although, this word usually has a negative connotation)
5) Cringe: to cower or shrink in fear.
Sentence: The man cringed when the tree fell over towards him.
6) Annual: happening or occurring every year.
Sentence: The Christmas holiday is annual.
7) Impression: an opinion or view formed about someone.
Sentence: My overall impression of the man's personality was quite positive.
8) There isn't such a word in English (the word Lubot could be a name or something)
9) Audiology: a branch of science that mainly focuses on hearing.
Sentence: The science enthusiast planned to major in Audiology, due to her interest in the human ear.
10) Jutting: to protrude or extend out.
Sentence: the brick jutted out from the side of the house.
11) Bionic: having artificial or electric body parts (not made of flesh).
Sentence: Half of the woman's body seemed to be made of metal, she was almost bionic.
12) Taciturn: A person who doesn't say much or is reserved in speech.
Sentence: The ogre was so reclusive and taciturn, he must have been extremely shy.
13) Trembling: shaking in nervousness or anxiety.
Sentence: The little girl trembled in fear of the bear.
14) Flaky: breaking or separating into small pieces
Sentence: The tree is flaky, the small pieces falling to the ground as I lightly touched the bark.
15) Ovation: celebration and appreciation shown from an audience.
Sentence: The comedian received a standing ovation from the crowd after his show.
16) Flubbed: to do or preform something poorly.
Sentence: He flubbed his performance and the audience threw tomatoes at the stage.
17) Infinite: lasting or continuing forever.
Sentence: the amount of patience that she had was infinite.
18) Faculty: The departments or divisions of a school.
Sentence: the faculty was filled with many teachers until the summer was approaching.
19) Shakespeare: a famous poet and playwright
Sentence: Shakespeare was the man who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet.
20) Hamlet: Shakespeare's play about a Danish prince and a hero. Or a small village.
Sentence. Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, is set in the Middle Ages.
