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3 years ago

Read the excerpt from “Elizabeth Blackwell.”

English

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-Dominant- [34]3 years ago

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That is B my bro lol hru

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prohojiy [21]3 years ago

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B) Dr. Melton shrugged and said, “Perhaps it will be possible someday.” Then he added, “But while you’re waiting for someday

Explanation:

key words: someday

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As you and the friend you split up with walk into a mysterious woods you see a small two-story house. You and your friend enter the building.

"Alright, you head upstairs and i'll check down here" Your friend states as he starts to walk in a different direction.

Everything seemed to pop out when you went upstairs, you found multiple words! Huh, sure seems Norman underestimated you and your friend's. As you have this thought you hear a noise behind you.

"You weren't supposed to find the words! I hid them so well..." You heard a voice say, you suspected that it was Norman.

As you turn, you turn to look "Nasty" Norman in the face. You can see the moonlight reflect off of his hazel eyes.

"Norman, why do you hate compound words so much?! Your not only affecting yourself by stealing them, but me and my friends to!" You state rather loudly.

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2 years ago

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Answer:

1. Cherokee Indians make beautiful pottery and jewelry. Turquoise and silver are the main types of stones in Indian jewelry.

Cherokee Indians = P

beautiful = N

pottery = N

jewelry = N

turquoise = N

silver = N

stones = N

Indian jewelry = P

2. Tallahassee is the state capital of Florida. Orlando is the main tourist destination in Florida. My favorite park is Marineland.

Tallahassee = P

state = N

capital = N

Florida = P

Orlando = P

tourist = N

destination = N

park = N

Marineland = P

3. The pecan trees bear nuts every other year. It is a chore to pick them up from the ground, but Grandmother's pecan pies make it worthwhile.

pecan trees = N

nuts = N

ground = N

Grandmother's pecan pies = P

worthwhile = N

4. The United States imports coffee from Brazil. Starbucks is the biggest coffee retailer in the world. Columbian coffee is the most popular coffee everywhere.

United States = P

coffee = N

Brazil = P

Starbucks = P

coffee retailer = N

Columbian coffee = P

popular = N

everywhere = N

5. Is Alaska is the largest state in the union? I know Rhode Island is the smallest. Texas is a fairly large state, too.

Alaska = P

state = N

union = N

Rhode Island = P

Texas = P

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A noun is a term that relates to someone, somewhere, something, or an idea. We use nouns to refer to both generic concepts such as friends or pizza and specialized concepts such as Leonardo Da Vinci or Canada. We use a variety of nouns like these to describe everything around us, but all of the nouns we use may be divided into two categories: common nouns and proper nouns.

A generic term for a person, place, or item in a class or group is a common noun. In contrast to proper nouns, common nouns are not capitalized unless they begin a sentence or occur in a title. All nouns fall into one of two categories: common or proper. Proper nouns are distinct from common nouns in that they name something particular.

Nouns and verbs are required for structure, story, and character to existing, and although no one is proposing that other parts of speech be eliminated, it is crucial to avoid clogging them with adverbs, adjectives, and phrases. Common and proper nouns are essential components of every language. They are beneficial in a variety of ways. They aid in capitalization. They also aid in distinguishing all of the items around you.

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