Answer:
Hey sorry that you're getting trolled. I've been really good at ELA all my life so I'm not an expert on how to improve, per say, but I can tell you some tips that I do use. Okay so, whenever you're writing an essay, make sure to avoid adjectives that you feel are "boring" or "used too often". For example, I can say "the fortune teller's negative prediction scared me." Or I could say, "the fortune teller's premonition evoked an ominous feeling in me." I know that wasn't that good of a sentence, however its definitely better than the first example. You can write like this too, if you look up synonyms to words that you think are too "plain" to better describe what you are trying to say. As for interpreting text in ELA, i think books can help. Read Read READ. I know books can be boring but find a genre that you like. I promise you there is a book out there for everyone whether you're into thrillers, romance, action, mystery, comedy, etc. This will help you grow your vocabulary in order to better understand any articles, stories, or texts that you read for school. ALSO LOOK UP ANY WORD THAT YOU DONT KNOW. TRUST ME, YOU WILL COME ACROSS IT IN THE FUTURE. if you want to read, id suggest doing so right before you go to bed because thats a time to wind down, get off your phone, and get ready for sleep. You can read a chapter or two and then sleep. Ik reading sounds boring but maybe give it a go. Who knows, you might like it! but yea read something ur interested in and i think you should be good.
Explanation:
Answer:
C asking friends their opinion.
Answer:
I know a lonely girl
living in this lonely world
She's different from the rest of us
So we treat her with disgust
But if I took a walk in her shoes
Would I see something that's new
The things that she going through
Never change because of me and you
Yes I know that she don't look the part
But if you take a look inside her heart
You'l see how beautiful they truly are inside
Explanation:
Is that good enough?
The Modern Language Association (MLA)
style is most commonly used when writing papers and citing the sources within
the liberal arts and humanities. According to this style, the elements should
be listed in the following order: author, title of source, title of container, other
contributors, version, number, publisher, publication date and location.
In this case, the citation according
to the MLA style would be: Atwood, Margaret. Ed. Earl G. Ingersoll. “Waltzing
Again: New and Selected Conversations with Margaret Atwood”. Princeton: Ontario
Review, 2006. Print
Adjective Clause, because it's showing motion.
