Complete Jet's email about his vacation with the correct form of the verbs. (Future Tenses)

Which two details from Judith Ortiz Cofer's gravity symbolize the tension between Puerto Rican and American culture?

stira [4]

C. The green taffeta dress and tie-dyed T-shirts and bell-bottoms

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I WILL GET YOU THE BRINLYEST an Acrostic “Bounce Back”

Tanzania [10]

Answer:

J-ust bounce back after the fall,

E-very fault is a lesson;

S-tand up when you stumble,

U-nfazed by Satan's

S-pawn.

S-o bounce back as you fumble,

O-n the ninth of January;

B-e back on your feet anew,

R-ise up to gain the glory.

E-arnestly bounce back again,

V-ile clime can't keep you down;

I-n spite of the rugged weather,

L-et the beacon's light be found.

L-ife is truly trial-fraught, for blunder and wrong it doesn't lack;

A-bound in faith, hope, and love, it's now time to bounce back.

Bernard F. Asuncion

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What are some traits and characteristics of Dracula? I need at least 15... Please help

vekshin1

1. Potentially immortal 2. Survives on the blood of others 3. Strenght of twenty men 4. Shape-shift into the form of a wolf 5. Appear as mist or elemental dust 6. No reflection 7. Casts no shadow 8. Hypnotic power 9. Turn victims into vampires 10. Sharp teeth 11. Vampire 12. Dark 13. Deep person

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Wewaii [24]

Similarities

Both are about soldiers in wartime.
Both present a first-person narrative.
Both provide graphic images of death and war.
Differences

Remains has a faster paced rhythm, Exposure has a more measured pace, reflecting the way the soldiers are waiting.
Remains is about modern warfare, Exposure is about World War One.
Remains has a structure which disintegrates towards the end, Exposure uses a more regular structure.
Exposure is written in the present tense about an experience that is unfolding. Remains is also written mostly in the present tense, but is about a past experience, showing the lasting trauma of the experience of war for this soldier.

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What connection does the speaker have to the neighbor at this moment? How does the speaker feel when the neighbor gives up on ca

galben [10]

Answer:

The speaker feels emotionally connected to the neighbour.

The speaker also feels lonely, like the neighbour, when the neighbour gives up calling the cat.

Explanation:

At Dusk is a poem penned by Natasha Trethewey. The poem speaks about the choices that one can make independently of one's owners or parents. The independent choice is made by the cat in this poem.

The poem begins with the speaker's neighbour calling out someone that is the cat. After many calls from the owner, the cat decides to stay outside and play with fireflies instead of returning to its owner.

When the choice is made by the cat, the neighbour gives up calling it and withdraws inside the room. At this moment, the mind of the speaker is revealed.

The reader can know that the speaker start feeling connected to the neighbour and becomes reflective that what the neighbour must be doing inside now. The speaker starts pondering what the neighbour must be feeling at this moment after calling out for someone and not getting any response. The speaker begins to connect with the neighbour emotionally as the further lines suggests that the tone of the speaker is changed and she also begins to feel lonely.

The speaker also began feeling lonely after the neighbour stopped calling out the cat. The speaker start pondering and wondering if she too, have someone out there whom she can call and wait for them to come back home. The tone in these lines is melancholy. As the neighbour withdraws inside the room, the speaker feeling emotionally connected with the neighbour shares the experience of loneliness that one feels while waiting for someone to come back home.

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