Answer:
The answer in this text is simple by looking at what you have read choose the (b. for this inquiry.
Explanation:
Considering Your Task and Your Rhetorical Situation - Analyzing the Writing Task
Understanding what the writing task asks you to do is the first important step in the
writing process. Read through the below passage the first time with the grain, paying
attention to your general understanding of the focus and purpose.
Answer:
thank you so much!
Explanation: also help out brainlyest?
There is a pdf found on the web. I recommend you to simply type in the name of the book and the author. You will get a lot of results but you simply have to filter the ones that will be useful to you. Use google, in my opinion it is the best search engine. There is yahoo and bing.
I hope it helps, Regards.<span />
Is there a word bank for this question? I would put “devoted” for the first line, “practices” for the second line, “material” for the third line, and “faith” for the last line.
I hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Explanation:
A compound sentence is one that makes 2 simple sentences into 1.
Sentence 1: Katelyn loves to bake cakes.
Sentence 2: She would bake if she had the time.
The easiest way to make this into a compound sentence is to use but or and between them. These two words (but and and) are coordinating conjunctions. But requires a comma.
Katelyn loves to bake cakes, but she would bake (more) if she had the time.
Another way is to use a semicolon
Katelyn loves to bake cakes; she would bake (more) if she had the time.
