(Grammar
0.5 Change the following sentences into future perfect tense
a) Children like to play.
b) Radha is reading a book
c) He behaved in a manner.
d) Sonika runs a hotel
e) I am working
The Sun rises in the east.
Q.6 Make these verbs in present participle-
a) finish
b) inform
c) Feel
Q.7 Change into negative sentences
a) Ram taught his students.
b) We won the match​

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Down below XD

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The correct answer would be To explain how Williams came to peform the first heart surgery I know this is the correct answer because I just took the quiz in K12 and I made a 100%

Answer: how can I help

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unless this is based on a text (if so comment the text and i will comment the answer) I would say because the closet needs to be painted

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the rest of them don't specifically pertain to the closet except for moving and even that could be put off so I believe it is C

Answer:não há perguntas

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C.) past tense

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In Macbeth Shakespeare focuses on the evil consequences of one man’s thrust for power. Through their prophecies, the witches plant an evil seed in Macbeth’s mind which has numerous repercussions, not only for Macbeth but for the King, his family and the people of Scotland.  Shakespeare shows that once his ambition has been inflamed, no one is immune from the consequences. Whilst both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth sacrifice their honour and pay a heavy price, many others are also killed to satisfy their thirst for power.

From the opening scene, it becomes clear that the witches are determine to use their supernatural powers to plant the seeds of evil and to undermine Macbeth’s honour. They create moral havoc by targeting his ambition. If the witches state that “fair is foul and foul is fair”, Macbeth soon finds that the prophecies “cannot be ill cannot be good”.  When the witches plant the seed that Macbeth is likely to become King, Macbeth is captivated by their prophecies. “I stood rapt in the wonder of it”. It is his ambition that promotes evil thoughts that undermine his sanity and corrupt him. As Shakespeare shows, Macbeth’s ambition creates “present fears” that are linked with “deep and dark desires” and that encourage him to put aside his moral compunctions.  After he commits the murders, he again seeks out the witches who give him a false sense of confidence. They predict that he will be safe from harm and Macbeth continues on his killing spree.

Lady Macbeth continues the corruption begun by the witches which has an immediate effect on Macbeth and a long-term corrosive effect on herself.  Shakespeare depicts the transformative power of evil as Lady Macbeth becomes “top – full of Direst Cruelty” in order to encourage Macbeth to murder King Duncan. She manipulates him, criticises his manhood and suggests that he is cowardly. She states that she would have plucked a baby from her breast and “dash’d the brains out” had she so broken a promise as Macbeth seems to be doing. Whilst she intimidates Macbeth and convinces him that it is cowardly to thwart one’s desires, she, ironically, pays the heaviest price. Her belief that a “little water clears us of this deed” returns to haunt her as she becomes increasingly obsessed with the evil she has unleashed. She is unable to remove neither the stain nor the deaths. She is also dismayed at the tyrant that continues unabated.

Owing to both the influence of the witches and Lady Macbeth, Macbeth succumbs to evil and pays a heavy price. Foolishly, he sets aside his scepticism and renounces his honour as he contemplates the ‘deep and dark desires”. His conscience alerts him to the evil nature of murder; he is fully aware of the “even – handed justice” or “judgement” which instructs people about good and evil. He also knows that “Bloody instructions return to plague the inventor”.  Most importantly, Macbeth knows that he should not commit evil deeds, because his conscience will torment him and undermine his honour. Despite all this, Macbeth wields the dagger and King Duncan becomes his first victim. He suffers the shocking consequences of Macbeth’s “overleaping” ambition that causes a  “heat-oppressed brain” to turn towards evil.

Macbeth continues to pay a heavy price and does not enjoy his royal status. Owing to his conscience, Macbeth becomes paranoid and guilt gives way to hallucinations and “strange self-abuse”. Macbeth becomes suspicious of everyone. He tries to harden himself to the pangs of his conscience. He wants to fight fear and become fearless by killing more people. He states, “t’is the initiate Fear that wants hard Use”. Macbeth has become a cruel tyrant and transforms Scotland into a country “almost afraid to know itself”. He sets spies on each of his thanes and even distrusts the witches for he is determined to make ‘assurance double sure’ by slaughtering Macduff’s entire family. This propels him  to the final showdown.

So the evil effects spread throughout Scotland, and even Banquo suffers from the cruel effects of evil. Banquo is honourable and rightly dismisses the witches even though they predict that his sons will be king. Because of this secret knowledge, Banquo becomes Macbeth’s second victim. Macbeth feels that “under him my genius is rebuked”. He is killed while his son Fleance escapes.

Tragically, many lives are lost because of one couple’s ambition. They both sacrifice their honour and do not enjoy their status because they become paranoid about the consequences. Once Lady Macbeth encourages Macbeth to commit murder, there is no stopping him. To soften his conscience, he continues killing and changes the whole atmosphere of Scotland. No one escapes. The citizens are so sick of the tyrant that they are relieved by his death.  Shakespeare shows that one man’s evil thirst for power does not pay and many other suffer a heavy price.

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Yes I will read the story

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sentence 2.)

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mark me brainliest plz? : )

Answer: D.) Desperation

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B. how the wind pushes the grass

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did you try reading the text given?

The fact that is described in the lines from "'Why do I love' You, Sir?" is how the wind pushes the grass.

The excerpt is derived from the poem that describes the person's relationship with God.

However, the fact that is described in the lines from "'Why do I love' You, Sir?" is how the wind pushes the grass.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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psychologist i think hope this helps

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Psychotherapist

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subheading

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Subheading and the titles of the separate parts of the text divide the piece into multiple sections. They usually introduce the next topic or the idea, and the title of the subheading should explain the general idea of the forthcoming passage.

Subheadings divide the text into more formal categories based on the focus and the main ideas, making them easier to read, follow, and organize. They are really helpful when trying to get around the text and find specific information. Subheadings are done in a smaller font than the main heading and title but are separated vividly and stand out from the rest of the text.

Correct Answer: subheading

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c

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Its hard to explain im sorry

Answer:Sindbad the Sailor, Sindbad also spelled Sinbad, hero of The Thousand and One Nights who recounts his adventures on seven voyages. He is not to be confused with Sindbad the Wise, hero of the frame story of the Seven Wise Masters.

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Answer:Sindbad the Sailor, Sindbad also spelled Sinbad, hero of The Thousand and One Nights who recounts his adventures on seven voyages. He is not to be confused with Sindbad the Wise, hero of the frame story of the Seven Wise Masters.

PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST

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simple

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I got it

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I hope you have a nice day

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I think A

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because she is specifically talking about the laws there

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That first one

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Someone gloomy most likely would want to be alone after something like that.

Answer: The First and Second Option

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God Bless! <3

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no

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because he is blaming his parents for his behavior and i do think that his parents need to have more punishments.

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His feelings change from fear to curiosity to homesickness.

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Its C correct me if im wrong

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death by tiger or marrying a random woman

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I had done this last year and I'm pretty sure it's this one. however in the story I read it was the death by a tiger, or marrying a lady the princess was jealous of.

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D. therefore

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The correct transition word that fits the passage is therefore. So, the sentence will read thus:

General Washington could not rely on Henry Knox to supply regular reports about the yellow fever epidemic. He therefore wrote to the comptroller of the treasury, Oliver Wolcott, in an attempt to get an update on the situation in  Philadelphia.

"Therefore" is the transition word that links the first information the passage gave in the first sentence to the second information in the passage. So, it means that since General Washington could not rely on Knox, that led him to write to Wolcott.

Transition words which are also known as linking words refers to words or phrases that actually show the connection that exists between sentences, paragraphs or sections of a passage or speech. These words tend to signal how ideas relate to each other in a passage.

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Its D aka therefor on edg 2023

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D. Visiting an art museum can help students learn concepts about cultural movements.

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According to the central idea from this passage, it is narrated that It is important for teachers to provide students with learning experiences outside the classroom.

The sentence that best supports this idea is Visiting an art museum can help students learn concepts about cultural movements.

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i had opened the window and peeped out through it

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I had opened the window and peeped out through it.

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In contrast to the horrific Indian Removal Act, the Indian Reorganization Act and the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act aimed to correct many of the mistakes made during the nineteenth century. The Indian Reorganization Act passed in 1934 and gave Native Americans the right to open businesses and created a system through which Native Americans could have access to vocational training and credit. The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act was even bigger, as it granted tribes the right to govern their own territory (limited tribal sovereignty) while still giving them access to federal money.

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Answer: It involves the disturbing circumstances surrounding a portrait in a chateau. It is one of his shortest stories, filling only two pages in its initial publication in 1842.

Explanation:I learn about it and I took notes and this was on it so here my answer