Answer:
I believe it's A.“Earthquakes can cause another type of natural disaster known as a tsunami.
Explanation:
It's not C or D. It could be B but since it's about earthquakes AND tsunamis A makes more sense.
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Noun. Ohioan (plural Ohioans) A native or resident of the U.S. state of Ohio in the United States of America.
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Answer:
Your question is poorly worded. As written, there are no capitalized words in the sentence.
I believe you are asking which words need to be capitalized in the sentence.
Such words are highlighted below:
<u><em>T</em></u>he <u><em>F</em></u>ourteenth <em><u>A</u></em>mendment to the <em><u>C</u></em>onstitution made all races equal in their ranks of citizenship.
Explanation:
Answer:
This is a completely personal question that you need to answer with your own weaknesses. But anyway I will give you examples so that you can understand the question and can formulate your own answer.
Explanation:
Communication is the voluntary act of transmitting information between living beings. Communication is related to all living beings, in one way or another, with various purposes and strategies, whether they are microorganisms exchanging chemical signals, birds exchanging songs or human beings exchanging pieces of language.
Not all people have the same communication skills. Some may have their weakest points such as:
- Shame of public speaking
- Lack of language
- Lack of body expression
- Low level of written and oral communication
- There are people who find it difficult to deal with others
All of these language practices can be improved. If you think you need to improve any of these, or even have some other technique that you want to improve, that will serve as an answer.
For this question, the choices are:
<span>1) Each
2) Both
3) Either
4) Neither
</span>
And the answer is both because it is the only plural pronoun that refers to one or more nouns in the sentence, hence the use of "were". Each, either and neither refer to only one of the other and thus would use "was" instead of "were" to refer to a singular noun.
