Hi, Well I'm thinking of a few, but I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for. 1) Victims and their families 2) Bullies and their families 3) A day in the life of a bully 4) A day in the life of a victim 5) What teachers and staff are doing to stop bullying 6) Bullying awareness and taking action 7) Communities taking action to stop bullying
Spell check is effective, especially, when you are working on official things, like work documents, school papers, important mails etc. People usually make mistakes while typing which they do not notice. Spell check fixes our mistakes.
Spell check will not detect the improper use of homonyms, such as "their" and "there." Spell check may flag words as errors which are indeed correct. Spell check does not always offer useful spelling suggestions for severely misspelled words.
Oftenly misspelled words:
beginning (as begining)
embarrass (as embarass)
business (as buisness)
separate (as seperate)
government (as goverment)
The purpose in the writing of the poem The Hunting of Shumba is to buttress the fact that even the strong need the help of fate sometimes to survive.
The textual evidence is given as follows:
"Thoughtful and terrible he leaves the pool —
Shumba the Lion, passing to the night...."
"...A leap — a scream — a thud;
And it is done..."
"...Chance brought him food; and Fate has been fulfill'd..."
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How can the purpose of a text be identified?</h3>
The purpose of an author can be identified by examining the central theme or idea of their text.
- A humorous text is probably written to entertain
- A formal text to inform
- An informal text to communicate
- An poetic text to express ones text etc.
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