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For each of the following quotations, identify the work in which it is found by writing the corresponding letter on the blank li

Gnom [1K]

whitman because he writes stories and others

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2 years ago

被 I need the han yu pi ying

krek1111 [17]

Answer what a cool question

Explanation:

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2 years ago

Leo cada palabra e identifico por que el acento que tipo de palabra es. Luego explico por que se tildan o por que no se tildan.

AnnZ [28]

Answer:

GORRIÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

COLIBRÍ - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "i".

LÁPIZ - Palabra grave, accent with last letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

TAMBOR - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

PAPEL - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of "n" and "s".

AVIÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

LIMÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

PICAFLOR - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of "n" and "s".

LIBRO - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "o".

CORAZÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

CAPULÍ - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "i".

PAPA - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "a".

CÓNDOR - Palabra grave, accent with last letter "r".

CANASTA - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "a".

DURAZNO - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "o".

Explanation:

GORRIÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

COLIBRÍ - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a vocal.

LÁPIZ - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

TAMBOR - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a consonant distinct of "n" and "s".

PAPEL - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a consonant distinct of "n" and "s".

AVIÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

LIMÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

PICAFLOR - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with consonant distinct of "n" or "s".

LIBRO - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

CORAZÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

CAPULÍ - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a vocal.

PAPA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

CÓNDOR - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

CANASTA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

DURAZNO - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

PAPAYA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

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2 years ago

Does gran torino have dementia? he doesnt remember when deku smashed his microwave lol.

bogdanovich [222]

Answer:

he doesn't have dementia, he just didn't show that he cared

Explanation:

im pretty sure he ended up buying a new one lol

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2 years ago

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8. Please read the following sentence to answer the question. Sonya, my Mother, owns a bakery, and she makes the best brownies i

Lemur [1.5K]

The answer would be D. Because you are not suppose to capitalize "mother" when it follows a possessive noun such as my, our, your, his, her, and their.

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2 years ago