Experience I Had with a Reading Task.
Since my school days, I had a difficulty in pronouncing the words with its correct and proper sound. For example take the word 'coward', I always used to speak it as 'co-ward' rather than its actual pronunciation 'ka-ward.' This used to happen with a lot many words. Over the period of time, I stated reading out loud and started watching tutorials to improve my pronunciation.
This experience was significant in the sense that it thought me: when it comes to English language, there isn't just one way of pronouncing words, different person pronounce certain words in a different way as long as he/she learns the correct pronunciation. And that can only be done by reading out lound and paying attention to how our teachers pronounce words.
Hey! I hope you are doing okay, and here is my answer with my own words, all I hope is you turn my words into your own :)
Illustration is a very important text feature because it provides an imagery to the reader. Illustration is what makes a story more interesting. It provides a base for the imagination the reader can create in their mind.
Honestly I hope this is what the question meant. Good luck!
they find gum, grey twine, girl and boy dolls made from soap, a medal, a watch and pennies
Hello! The sentence given is in the passive voice. We can determine whether a sentence is in the passive or active voice by checking if the subject of the sentence is the one who is performing the action. If it is, then the sentence is said to be in active voice.
Since the subject in the sentence is the "conclusion", we know that this is not the one acting the verb therefore the sentence is in a passive voice.
ANSWER: B. passive
Answer: The Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968) was a social movement in the United States during which activists attempted to end racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans. This movement employed several different types of protests.
Explanation: Heavy television coverage of the Greensboro sit-ins sparked a sit-in movement that spread quickly to college towns throughout the South and into the North, as young Black and white people joined in various forms of peaceful protest against segregation in libraries, beaches, hotels and other establishments.
