This question is about the use of foreign words or expressions to complete the sentences.
Answer:
Plagiarism is the act of copying a writer's words verbatim and claiming them as one's own.
I had a sense of déjà vu when I saw the girl who looked just like her mother used to.
I trust you completely. You have complete carte blanche to arrange the party.
Explanation:
<u>Saying or writing something verbatim means using the exact same words that were originally used.</u>
<u>Déjà vu is an expression which refers to the illusion of remembering scenes, the feeling of having already lived this moment, or simply a feeling of familiarity.</u>
<u>The French expression "carte blanche" means giving someone complete freedom to do something because you trust them entirely.</u>
<u>As we can see, all the expressions above make sense when we take the context clues of each sentence into consideration.</u>
I cant tell you which one because you haven't gave me any options to pick from. give me the options and I will be more than happy to help.
Answer:
Someone to find inspiring Is thedore Rossevelt cause befor he became the president he was a contry man he built a Ox Farm of his own helped fend off the trespassers from the towns country fence and many more
<u>Answer:</u>
Gladwell says we need to use Twitter to: C. tweet with meaningful purpose
<u>Explanation:</u>
Twitter is a social platform where everyone can put their thoughts in front of millions of people. From a small worker to a owner of a multinational company everyone uses twitter. Some uses to express their feelings, some uses it to troll other celebs, some uses it to launch their product but there are many who put facts and major problems that needs to be resolved for eg- pollution, plastic usage, women safety and may more. Galdwell says that we need to use twitter to tweet with meaningful purpose .
Answer:
"I write good music with an exclamation point!" declared composer Richard Wagner.
Explanation:
There are two mistakes in the original sentence:
"I write good music with an exclamation point"! Declared composer Richard Wagner.
<u>The first mistake concerns punctuation. The exclamation point belongs to the sentence inside the quotations marks. Thus, it too should be placed within those marks.</u>
<u>The second mistake concerns the capitalization of "Declared". There is no reason to capitalize it, since it comes after the direct speech.</u>
Corrected, the sentence will look like this:
"I write good music with an exclamation point!" declared composer Richard Wagner.
