Read these paragraphs from Ava's story

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iris [78.8K]

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so the first one is a fragment as it doesn't start meaningful if you get what I mean and the second on is a sentence.....AYO I hope I'm right don't write the answer yet wait for someone else to answer it too because I'm not confident in my answers

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3 years ago

Write a poem about accent and dialect, HOMEWORK WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST

KATRIN_1 [288]

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The Forrest of life

Among the trees I walk and aspire,

light and shade mingled to my hearts desire.

This earthy force and hidden charm,

sensing enclosure in that musky arm.

Natures cathedral hold in pace,

mystical altar in the mist of grace.

For all of you in that light of sphere,

sensing my acquaintance there.

In this oasis of living breathe as treasure,

mental fountain overflows in receptive pleasure.

Distinguished fragile habitation as throne,

knowing that your spirit never leaves us alone.

We are the part of your purer fire,

intimate consent to inquire.

Then the love which does us binds,

is between the stars, the forest and the minds.

Memories of ancient souls,

still touching you in clouds.

Underneath your shade, many days remote,

lovers and poets sat and wrote.

Sounds of crisp dialect by wind like beach,

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3 years ago

Reread the following sentences from "the first rock star." which vocabulary word could best replace the word astonish? she worke

julia-pushkina [17]

Chuck Berry is universally considered the first who put it all together: the country guitar licks, the rhythm, and blues beat, and lyrics that spoke to a young generation.

<h3>What is the synonym of astonished?</h3>

Some common synonyms of astonishing are amazed, astound, flabbergast, and surprise. While all these words mean "to impress forcibly through unexpectedness," astonish implies surprising so greatly as to seem incredible.

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2 years ago

What is an aphorism? Cite correctly two of Benjamin Franklin's aphorisms from pages 33 and 34 of your books and explain what you

monitta

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An aphorism is an observation about a particular something that holds a more general truth. For instance,

"If it isn't broken, don't fix it." means - don't mess with things that are working fine (I once heard a version of this at an engineering event - "Better is the enemy of good", which referred to the fact that students would take a working design and try to make it better but would in fact end up with a mess.

Aphorisms are a clever way to get people to pay attention to a point you are trying to make. I knew someone who would make up his own as conversation closers or as a way to get his point across. One of the ones I'll never forget was:

You can't stomp a snake with both feet in a bucket. I mean... how can you argue with that?!?!?!

Benjamin Franklin used aphorisms to get his points across - whether it was in the pursuit of better relations with neighbours:

Write injuries in the dust, benefits in marble (you know you are going to have disagreements with neighbours from time to time, so let the disagreements slide but remember the good forever)

personal health:

Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise

work ethic:

No gains without pains

and other such - perhaps we could call these "personal advice". He had another target with his aphorisms - politics:

If we don't all hang together, we'll all hang separately - this referred to the Founding Fathers of what became the USA - in the lead up to the Revolutionary War with England, not all of the Founding Fathers were onboard with declaring independence and fighting for it. The debate, as might be imagined, was fierce. Franklin, with this aphorism, simply states that If we don't all hang together - that is, form a united front, then we'll all hang separately - that is, they will all be hung for treason and each person will get their own rope.

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3 years ago

What is the meaning of alluring

WARRIOR [948]

Powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating; seductive.

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3 years ago

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