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A hedge of rosemary and lavender surrounded the herb garden. What must the writer add to the sentence above in order to create a compound sentence? a subordinating conjunction and an independent clause a subordinating conjunction and a dependent clause a coordinating conjunction and a dependent clause a coordinating conjunction and an independent clause

27/60 Which does not belong? la contabilidad el inglés el español

Question 4 of 10 Which sentence follows the rule for items in a series? A. Penelope washed her car, filed her nails,, and watered her plants. B. Hank was moved by the salt air,the jungle heat, and the red tide. C. It was necessary to fill the gas tank, check the tires and change the oil before driving across the country. D. All of the above

Comma Splice: Sam loves his cat, however, his girlfriend owns two dogs. True False No answer text provided. No answer text provided.

Dialogue tag: John, a ballroom dancer says, "Come swing with me!" True C False No answer text provided. No answer text provided.

Compare Dee's and her mother's spoken language. Dee speaks in one regional dialect and her mother speaks in a different regional dialect. Dee speaks in an African American dialect and her mother speaks in standard English. Dee and her mother both speak with a true African dialect Dee speaks standard English and her mother speaks in an African American dialect.

Select the correct commonly confused word for each sentence. You can affect/effect change by getting involved in causes important to you. affect effect

Select the five adjectives. Don't select any articles (a an, or the) It's a well-known fact that baseball is a favorite American pastime; however, few people know that it has origins in the English game of rounders, which colonists brought from England.

What kind of knife is the workhorse of all your kitchen tools and represents the universal anatomy of all kitchen knives? paring knife chef's knife serrated utility knife boning knife

19 | When we use a word or phrase that appears to make little or no change to a passage, but in fact changing the meaning of the passage this is called: weasel word appeal to the negative fault vague Multiple Choice 4 points