Cause
What happened?
"The team has made especial electronic tags. Each piece of trash will get one."
Result
Why did it happen?
"The teams will be able to track where the trash is at any time
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The connector used is "as a result".
Well i need to know the answers to choose from to give u the correct answer :)
Answer:
Include a page number after the author's name
Explanation:
As you may already know whenever you write a text, an article, an essay, among others and you use the words of another author in your text, you are making a quote. In order for your text not to plagiarize the text from which you quote, you will need to reference the author and where to find the quote in the original text.
In this case, you must format the reference of your quote, according to the MLA guidelines, which affirms that after the quote, you must put in parentheses, the author's surname and, right after, the page number from which you got the quote.
In the case of the text shown above, we can see that it remains to add, after the author's surname, add the page number where the quote was removed.
Here is your answer:
Well, significance is the meaning of a phrase, word, or sentence in the giving sentence it has the word grooves which are narrow cuts, or depression.
Your answer is...
In the paragraph the father said "No, son, but you can try again later." Then they dragged the boy (Robert) out of the house ("door") it does show depression because seems to me that the father doesn't want the boy to try again which is the meaning of grooves.
The significance or meaning of this sentence is that the father doesn't want Robert to try so maybe trying is what its all about.
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Answer:
Write about the characters, setting, conflict, plot, and resolution. Remember to include how myths usually explain some aspect of nature or human actions in the past.
Explanation:
Be sure to interpret the myth and how it can relate to today or to something that you could learn from the myth.
I usually tell my students to write about who, what, when, where and how it all happened. Use specific details, and use adjectives to describe portions of the myth too.
You could also create a visual chart to include the myth, culture, characters, conflict, and setting. There is always some type of conflict and resolution.
Try to have 5 paragraphs with at least 3-4 sentences per paragraph.
Make sure to conclude your writing with a summary of what you have learned.
