Answer: act out the play to see what it looks like on stage
Explanation: peer editing doesn’t involve acting things out, you’re only required to read and write the others paper
Vaunt<span> is to </span>flaunt<span> as </span>disparate<span> is too exclusive means not to admit to something ,</span> vaunt<span> means to praise.</span>
Answer:
The author can develop characters further by giving them names in conversation or thought (dialogue), and showing their thoughts on events in the story in the same manner.
Explanation:
This gives characters significance and shows their opinions.
Answer:
After we spend a day or 2 on author's purpose we switch over to author's viewpoint. This can be a little more tricky-- but students tend to enjoy it because they can share their own opinions over topics. I begin by teaching about 3 possible viewpoints: positive, negative, and neutral.
Explanation:
TO: (insert boss's name here)
FROM:(insert your name here)
SUBJECT: Colleague not cooperating
<span>Hello, (boss’s name) My colleague is not doing his part of the group project and it currently is interfering with my work. I have been working diligently on my part of the project while he has barely started his part of the project. I have tried and tried to get him to get up and actually work but he keeps putting it off saying things like “Quit worrying so much, i'll get it done tonight.” or “Don't worry, i’ll work extra hard tomorrow” then doesn't do anything the next day and this has been going on all week and it’s really irritating me. Without his contribution I cannot finish the project and i'm kindly asking you to talk to him about his work ethics. It would be much appreciated. When I am working on my part, he is usually on his phone, or just not doing anything at all. It is simply too much work for me too handle on my own or trust me, I would have. assuming you do contact him, please email me back with his response, please understand my struggle and reach out to him as soon as possible so we can resolve this issue. Thank you again.</span>
(remember to change the names, and, if i were you, I'd proof read it to make sure its good enough, and edit it a little to make it sound like your writing, and the actual email, not including the header is 202 words, with the header its 216 hope it helps)
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