Answer:
Writing terms matched to their definitions:
1. a sentence that states the main idea or subject of a paragraph: topic sentence.
2. the part of the topic sentence indicating what the paragraph will say about the topic: controlling idea.
3. all sentences in a paragraph pointing towards one idea: coherence.
4. a single idea expressed in a logical, organized way: unity.
5. the correct form of a written assignment: proper manuscript.
Yes, your exposition would give the reader enough information to understand the story.
Answer:
In Joy Cowley's poem “Farmyard Wedding,” two ducks get married and celebrate with their friends. As we read, we will be discussing the themes of Beauty & Happiness and Love as they relate to the text.
Explanation:
The correct sentence is "They knew that it was she who created the beautiful painting," because the pronoun 'she' is used as a subject of the clause. You cannot use 'her' as a subject; it is usually used as a possessive pronoun.
The clause "it was she who created the beautiful painting" is grammatically correct because 'was' serves as the linking verb, making IT and SHE equal. So, if you are going to rephrase the sentence it would be 'She was the one who created the beautiful painting' and not 'Her was the one who created the beautiful painting'.
automation - the act of operating without direct control by a person.
aut: self, self-acting
hence, it controls itself.
