“There are injuries which nature cannot forgive; she would cease to be nature if she did.”

Paine uses this language to show that
the king deserves punishment for his behavior toward the colonies.
the king’s oppressive actions against the colonies are inexcusable.
the colonists will mend their relationship with the king if he promises them independence.
the colonies will eventually heal from the wounds inflicted by the king.

Answer:

1. Jumping rope can help tone your muscles.

2.The icy blast told us winter was here.

3. Don't waste your money on a shirt you'll only wear once.

4. The tone of the book was very sad

I'm not to sure about 6 and 8 for this section, so I apologize if they are wrong.

5. Blasting

6. Waste

7. Toned

8. Vanitied

Explanation:

English has lots of words with more than one meaning. These words are called multiple-meaning words or homonyms (prefix homo- meaning same).

For example, the word "bark" refers to both tree bark and the bark of a dog.

A good way to find what definition a word uses is to look at how a word is used compared to which of the definitions fits the word correctly.

Answer:

The pitch of sound depends on the frequency of vibration. The higher the frequency the more shrill is the sound and vice versa.

Explanation:

Could you also please mark me as the brainliest answer.

Answer:

Europians from the old world

Explanation:

Its probably Spain, the controled most of South and North America in the 16 cnetury.

Answer:

Explanation: bunnies

Answer:

1. State the claim he opposes

2. Introduce his point of view.

3. Give reasons why he opposes the claim

4. Give reasons to support his point of view

5. Support reasons with evidences.

Explanation:

When opposing a claim, the author needs to take the following in to consideration.

Although, there may be more points to take note of but the following 4 must be included in the authors claim.

1. Every form of writing must have an introduction. In this case, the introductory to the author's writing must state the view which the author claim to oppose. This must be stated in clear terms without mincing words in other to avoid misunderstandings.

2. Next, the author must then introduce his perspective of the subject matter (in other words; he must present his own point of view). This enables the readers to have a glimpse into what the author intends to achieve with his writings.

3. Next, the author must give reasons (usually more than one) why he disagrees with the point of view he opposes.

4. Also note that, the author has to provide claims to support his own point of view. He should argue why his claims is better or more accurate to the one he opposes.

5. Lastly, provide proofs and evidences to backup his views; Every reason must be valid and and backed up with enough evidences. This serves as the concluding part of the essay.

Note that (2) and (3) can be presented interchangeably and