Answer:
what the heck is all that
Explanation:
it looks like scipple to me sorry is it an other lang
Picture characters of Matsya in Sanskrit
Answer:
Non-fiction
Explanation:
non·fic·tion
/ˌnänˈfikSH(ə)n/
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noun
noun: non-fiction
prose writing that is based on facts, real events, and real people, such as biography or history.
"high on the bestseller lists of nonfiction"
Realistic fiction typically involves a story whose basic setting (time and location in the world) is real and whose events could feasibly happen in a real-world setting; non-realistic fiction involves a story where the opposite is the case, often being set in an entirely imaginary universe, an alternative history of the world other than that currently understood as true, or some other non-existent location or time-period, sometimes even presenting impossible technology or a defiance of the currently understood laws of nature.
The answer is B
Explanation: The author's details are very important when one is evaluating a text. The other answer choices are incorrect because first: when comparing two text, one needs a detailed analysis for both text to be able to tell the similarities and differences. Second: A thesis statement shouldn't be obvious. It is to be in a way where the reader should figure it out. And finally: Your own opinion does matter but it is not important when it comes to supporting your evaluation of a text. Textual evidence is the one important when it comes to supporting what you say or do.
(to) be - być
(to) have- mieć
(to) do / (to) make- robićcan /
(to) know how to- umieć
(to) know (how)- wiedzieć
(to) know / (to) be acquainted with - znać
(to) understand- rozumieć
(to) speak / talk- mówić
(to) listen to- słuchać
(to) hear- słyszeć
(to) see- widzieć
(to) feel- czuć
(to) live- żyć
(to) want- chcieć
(to) need- potrzebować
(to) like- lubić
(to) love- kochać
(to) give- dawać
(to) take- brać
(to) play- grać
(to) laugh- śmiać się
(to) come- przychodzić
(to) go- iść /chodzić
(to) go (by…)jechać /jeździć
(to) write- pisać
(to) read- czytać
(to) count- liczyć /policzyć
(to) pronounce- wymawiać
(to) spell- przeliterować
(to) conjugate- koniugować
(to) remember- pamiętać
(to) forget- zapomnieć
(to) eat- jeść
(to) try- próbować
(to) use- używać /korzystać
(to) open- otwierać
(to) close- zamykać
(to) greet / (to) welcome- witać
(to) begin- zaczynać się
(to) end- kończyć się
