I'm confused, could you reword, I would love to help
Dear Taylor.
This week I had to write an essay on the end of the Romanov dynasty and although this is an easy topic to find in books and on the internet, I would like to make my essay more diverse in terms of research source and that's when my sister recommended looking for a documentary about the Romanovs, which I did and gave me very good results.
The documentary told the whole story of the Romanov dynasty, until the murder of the last Tzar and his entire family. The documentary focused a lot on all the elements that led to the fall of the last Romanovs in addition to showing curiosities about the personal life of each member of the family.
The documentary helped me a lot to understand this phase of the history of Russia and how it impacted the whole government and society, but in addition, the documentary helped me to have a more humanistic view of family members and understand their anxieties, fears and injustice. Although the documentary showed me that the family needed to harness power, it also showed me that deep down they were just humans prone to mistakes like all of us and did not deserve the end they had. My writing was great and I received several compliments from the teacher, for that reason, I felt entitled to send you the file with the documentary and to know your opinion about it. Wait for your comments anxiously.
All the best.
D.M
<span>a. Write the sentence that is the topic sentence of the paragraph.
-</span><span> A trip to the ocean can be a relaxing escape from the everyday pressures of life.
</span><span>b. Write the sentence that is unrelated to the topic and can be eliminated.
-</span><span>You should always be careful to avoid overexposure to the sun at the beach.
(that ruins the "relaxation and pleasure"
</span><span>a. Define the term cliché.
Cliche means a opinion that betrays the use of original thought.
</span><span>b. Use a cliché in a sentence that you create.
It's raining cat and dogs out here
</span><span> Name and explain two types of prewriting.
- Freewriting: Brainstorm what you think about a topic, write whatever comes to your mind. Or use a idea web
For the paragraphs writing... i can help you on Monday if you want.
However, i encourage you to use the information listed above to write your own
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Answer:
Knock knock who's there interrupting cow interrupting cow who Mooooo
Explanation:
this was my favorite joke as a kid
