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Roosevelt's speech for his audience was mainly for them understand what the war was doing to them in the nation. And apparently the people had different opinions about the war which raised a huge question:
<span>When will America start helping nations such as Great Britain?
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And roosevelt won them over by helping them understand that he shouldn't lead them to a war that they didn't need.
Answer:
The sentence should be rewritten as: She has written a novel.
The sentence you provided is grammatically incorrect, because the word <em>has </em>is placed before the word <em>written. </em>If you say it out loud, it doesn't really sound right either. All you have to do is switch them around.
Hope this helps!
D. The overconfidence of the British troops.
"Portrays Ceasar as honored."
Hello! I had this question on Edmentum. My score for this Mastery Test was an 80. Although I can be wrong, I think I can still help you with this question.
First of all, I eliminated the two answer choices that started with the word "emphasizes" because the word empathize is usually used to describe texts. When people describe a statue (or art in general), they usually use the word "portrays."
After that, I just had to decide between:
- Portrays Ceasar as brutal.
- Portrays Ceasar as honored.
The statue wasn't showing that Julius Ceasar was brutal so I chose the answer choice "Portrays Ceasar as honored."
Again, the answer might be correct or incorrect since I could not verify it. I hope it helped though. Have a nice day.
(In case someone can help, this was the provided picture.)
