Jesus always be okay with it and it’s really easy if you believe
(idk if you meant channel? but heres the one u asked for)
channle,as defined on google is a english- german word, its defined as a drying cabinet with a permanent single channle flow . . . . if it isnt that then idk what to say, im pretty sure u made a typo though!
type below if it was a typo or something so i can help :)
Answer:
Everyone *is* going to be ready.
A number of students *leave* early.
An amount of money *is* paid.
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When I arrived at the restaurant, Victoria already ordered a glass of juice.
Before Emma laid table, she spoke with her mother.
Linda went to a magic show while she *was thirteen*. (?)
Jack lived in Bestern for the past 15 years.
Janet worked for Smith and brothers before she came here.
Peter went to Paris last year.
Every day I met people from all scopes of life.
Look, it rained now.
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Some of these were hard to read. Most of them were already correct I think. Sorry If you don't get it right. I hope I was helpful. Also sorry if it doesn't make sense.
The correct option is C. Going to college shows that Mr. J.P. is smart and that he works harder than Fanny’s brothers do.
In the excerpt, the narrator says that Mr. J.P. has proved to be superior at University which means that he has gone to college. Moreover, the narrator also states that he is a scholar and that Fanny's "idle" brothers would "ill bear a comparison" with him. The narrator implies that Fanny's brothers are lazy because of the word "idle" used to described them. Moreover, by saying "ill bear a comparison", the narrator implies that if you compare Fanny's brothers and Mr. J.P., Mr. J.P. would definitely have more positive traits and characteristics than Fanny's brothers.
How to Write an Expository Essay - Expressing Your Main Points
- Determine how many paragraphs to include.
- Begin each paragraph with a topic sentence.
- Elaborate on your supporting evidence.
- Analyze the significance of each piece of evidence.
- Conclude and transition into your next paragraph.