Answer:
pore ... raise
Answer choices:
pour ... rise
pore ... rise
pour ... raise
pore ... raise
Pour is a verb. We need a noun after every. Also, every 'pour' doesn't make sense.
Eliminate the pour answers.
pore ... rise
pore ... raise
Raise is transitive, which is what we need.
Transitive: requires object
Intransitive: does not have an object
Answer:
Yes, fear is still being used as a weapon.
Explanation:
The threat of harming someone can be used as leverage, for example holding someone's loved one against their will, and then asking for something that they want and using the loved one as leverage. North Korea also has used fear as a weapon when they scared the USA with the claims of a "surprise" coming in December.
Answer:
Millicent values her friendship with Tracy
Explanation:
Answer:
Basically, a run on sentence is a sentence that has two complete sentences that do not connect properly. An example of this would be "<em>I am cold I wore a blanket</em>" to correct this you could say "<em>I am cold</em>, so<em> I wore a blanket</em>"
A compound sentence would be a sentence with two independent clause, joined by a coordinating conjunction. An example of this would be "<em>I will go shopping </em>or<em> I will go camping</em>"
Hope this help you.
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