The pianist ____at the concert last night is internationally famous.

Do you think the soda ban is fair?

aksik [14]

Answer:

I do not support soda ban

Explanation:

I like soda I dont love it but it good

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Ex.5. Rewrite the questions in reported speech. "Are you hungry?" He asked me _______ . "What are you doing now?" He asked me __

Makovka662 [10]

Answer:

He asked me if I was hungry.

He asked me what I was doing.

He asked me when he went to school.

He asked me where I spent my holidays.

He asked me what the time was then.

Explanation:

Reported speech is when we tell someone what another person had told us. This retelling or exchange of information to a third party is given in the reporter form, or in the indirect speech.

The verbs and tenses in the reported speech will be changed according to the tenses in the first speech. So, supposing the initial sentence is in the simple present tense, then the reported speech will be in the simple past tense. Likewise, if the original speech is in the present perfect, then the reporting speech will be in the past perfect tense.

"Are you hungry?" He asked me if I was hungry. 

"What are you doing now?" He asked me what I was doing. 

"When does he go to school?" He asked me when he went to school. 

"Where did you spend your holidays?" He asked me where I spent my holidays. 

"What time is it now?" He asked me what the time was then.

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Which word is a misplaced modifier in the sentence below? This year's graduating class admires really the famous British authors

LUCKY_DIMON [66]

C. really.
Trust me nobody talks like that.

you could probably flip really and the around, then it would work. :)

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If your from k12 8th grade PLEASE HELP! ELA CLASS from just the facts quiz 4

Elina [12.6K]

Answer: A

Explanation: Just by looking at the title you know it’s about islands and climate change.

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Which sentence BEST describes the process of drawing conclusions based on the information in a table?

zimovet [89]

Answer: A.)Decide what broad statement the data supports.

Explanation:

If you need to draw conclusions from the data presented on a table, you should look at the information presented and decide what broad statement that data seems to support. That would be your conclusion.

Option B is wrong because a certain degree of scepticism is needed rather than complete agreeableness. Option C is wrong because emotions do not allow for very good conclusions and option D would be correct except it would be difficult to evaluate the accuracy of the information displayed if no referent information is given.

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