Read the excerpt from "An Hour With Abuelo."

I walk fast to room 10, Abuelo's "suite." He is sitting up in his bed writing with a pencil in one of those old-fashioned black hardback notebooks. It has the outline of the island of Puerto Rico on it. I slide into the hard vinyl chair by his bed.

How does this excerpt best develop the setting in the story?

It shows that Abuelo lives in a large, fancy room.

It explains how easy it is for Arturo to get around the nursing home.

It reveals that the nursing home is an uncomfortable place for Arturo.

It illustrates how happy Abuelo is in his nursing home.

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namaste (hindi)

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please mark me as brainliest

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The poet is comparing the children to dogs barking at his world, because children who shout, yell, get annoyed by little things, so some of them throw a tantrum //side note: like dogs barking// at their parents :3  

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:3

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The article stated that Andrew Wheeldon is aptly named because of the irony in his organization about bicycles and his love for peddling, all concerning 'wheels'.

Explanation:

According to the dictionary, the word "aptly" is defined as any action done in "a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstance". This means that it is used to talk of things that are appropriate and clever for the circumstance.

Now, the passage talks of the Bicycle Empowerment Network (BEN) and how it was started by a man named "Andrew Wheeldon". So, looking at his name and the word "wheel", it is quite clever or even hilarious that the BEN is founded by a guy whose name has the word "wheel" on it, and also loves peddling too. So, one can say, in jest, that he was the right man to start the organization. He is suited for the job.

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2. If we had the money, we'd buy a beautiful house in...    

(we'd is short for, we would).

3. Lisa will have a lot of fun when she goes to Germany...

4. Unless they reduce the price, they'll never....

5. If I were you, I'll take the dress back to the shop.

6. Annabel will look for a job as soon as she finishes her...

7. If it gets so windy,...

8. If you found some extra money...

9. You'll never finish...

10. Sarah will be...

Explanation:

First conditional statements refer to future events that have a high possibility of occurring. For example, in the sentence, "Glory will cook the food", there is a high possibility to the fact that this event will occur.

Second conditionals are used in sentences where the possibility of the event happening is very low. For example in the statement, "I'd leap for joy if I found a bag full of money in the bush". Even though things like this happen, their chances of happening is quite low.

A i dont have any

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Bestseller

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Influence

Explanation:

The best selling books are thos which influences strongly.

My relatives and close friends started pouring in, the afternoon. Some of them who came from distant places took lunch with us.

The party started in our large dinner hall in the evening. The place was well-lighted with colourful lamps, balloons, ribbons and bunting. The chairs had been arranged by the servants. A large table was laid in the middle of the room.

The cake arrived on time. The renowned baker, Mr. Sirnran, had prepared it. It was a beautiful chocolate cake with the words “Happy Birthday to Reena” embossed on it.

I stood before the cake in a fascinating dress and looked like a princess as the study of snaps later told me. I cut the cake after extinguishing all the candles but one. Everybody clapped saying ‘,Happy Birthday to you.

Every guest was given a piece of cake, sweets, namkeen, cold drinks, ice-cream, etc. Then there were songs and dances to the tune of a deck. There were also skits and titbits. It was a minicultural show.

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PLEASE MARK ME BRAINLIEST

Explanation:

Birthday means party and, like every other year, I have planned one this year too. I have invited all my friends and my favorite uncle and aunt.

I remember how cold it was on my last birthday. All my friends had come over and we had a large gathering. We played many games like ‘passing the parcel’ and ‘musical chairs’. Mohit played two songs on his guitar. I received many nice gifts on that day.

After all the singing and dancing, we sat down to eat. Of course, there was my birthday cake, which everyone liked very much. We also had lots of sweets and soft drinks. I always have so much fun on my birthday, so I eagerly wait for it every year.

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C : Open shoeboxes lay on the floor like disturbed coffins.

Explanation:

A simile has Like and As. This one has Like so ya.

Answer:Yes

Explanation:Wolves generally avoid human interactions, unless they have become acclimated to people. Please do your part to keep wolves where they belong—in the wild. Don't feed the wolves. Wolves are wary of people; they can lose their fear of humans by becoming used to them.

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Humans technically live with wolves, as dogs were once wolves, so yes we can live together.

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Introduction.  

First Body Paragraph.  

Second Body Paragraph.

Third Body Paragraph.

Conclusion.

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15. Kiran had a bad cold; consequently, she won't be able to play in the game tonight.

16. Some people write with a word processor; meanwhile, others write with a pen or pencil.

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doing the assignments

learn from the teacher

ask where i dont understand

take notes

study

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1. If I had had more time yesterday I wouldn't have to do this today.

2. If she had given me that book last week I wouldn't have to read it now.

3. If he had informed me earlier, I wouldn't have to do it  today.

4. If Tom  had visited me last week I would visit him today.

5. If Sue had gone with me to the lesson the other day, she  wouldn't have to catch up with so many things now.

6. If I had paid for bills last week I  would still have electricity today.

7. If she hadn't called me last week I  wouldn't not know anything today.

8. I would be more careful these days if I had known about the accident that happened  two days ago.

9. If my mom had been with me the other day I  would be able to go to work

today.

10. I wouldn't have to go to the cinema to buy tickets now if you hadn't mistaken the days.

11. If you had sent me the letter last week I would know about this issue today.

12. If you had changed the tyres in my car yesterday I would be able to drive through  the snow now.

Explanation:

This question is asking us to mix the second and the third conditionals. This can be done to show how a distant past action influences actions today. All sentences using this kind of mixed conditional are hypothetical, meaning the speaker knows that what he is talking about can no longer happen.

Let's form examples with the second, third, and mixed conditionals to compare:

- Second: I would be so happy if James showed up today. → would / simple past

- Third: I would have been so happy last week if James had showed up. → would + have + past participle / past perfect

- Mixed: I would be happy today if James had given me my present last week. → would / past perfect

Notice that, in the last case, we use the past perfect to talk about a distant action in the past, and the auxiliary "would" to refer to an effect in the present.

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D.The businesswoman drank a hot mug of tea when she got home.

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1 Also

2 consequently

3 because

4 however

5 in contrast

6 although

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Fathers play an important role in a children's mental growth. Kids look to the fathers to set and obey the regulations. They often appeal to the fathers to give them a sense of physical and emotional health.

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The answer is D. The dog wanted—to go outside—as soon as her owner got home from work.

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i take k12 and made a 100

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D. use the same grammatical pattern.

Explanation:

Parallelism literally means using the same structure in (say) writing. Another way to put it, is that; when presenting a point, the sub-points must follow the same grammatical pattern or structure.

For example, the writer can choose to present the points using past tense. If by chance, there is a mix of tenses; then, the sub-points are not in parallel

This also include using phrases or sentences of identical and similar structure in each point and/or sub-points.

Option (a) to (c) refer to the layout of the sub-points. The only options that answers the question is (d).

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D. use the same grammatical pattern.

Explanation:

I got it "Correct"

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number 1 is right :D hope this helps

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meticulous and proper

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Answer:The energy of a vibrating string is transmitted through the bridge to the body of the violin, which allows the sound to radiate into the surrounding air. Both ends of a violin string are effectively stationary, allowing for the creation of standing waves.

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I would give a piece of advice to Draco Malfoy. He is very self absorbed and arrogant. I would tell him to stop being like that, and be welcoming and friendly instead. Hurting other peoples feelings, for example when he insulted Ron, is not a good thing to do. He should make friends instead of bringing others down. I would also tell him to be supportive towards the other characters, and stop bringing people down.

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what

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elaborate more

I have found this question online. It refers to the short story "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall". This is the passage we are supposed to analyze:

No, I swear he never harmed me but in that. He never harmed me but in that... and what if he did? There was the day, the day, but a whirl of dark smoke rose and covered it, crept up and over into the bright field where everything was planted so carefully in orderly rows.

Answer:

The purpose of symbolism used in this passage is:

C. To illustrate the destruction of Granny's dream.

Explanation:

In "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall," the main character is 80 years old. She is also dying, and this what the story focuses on. As she approaches death, Granny becomes delusional, her mind a messy mixture of memories and imaginary conversations.

In the passage we are analyzing here, Granny is going through one of these moments of confusion. She is remembering the day she was jilted - the day she was left by the man she loved. It was supposed to have been their wedding day, but he never showed. The narrator uses symbolism to show how her dream of marrying that man is destroyed: the black smoke that comes and covers a bright field. The life that was laid ahead of Granny, as she thought of her wedding, was happy and bright, like the field. But once the man she loved never showed, it was as if that happiness was suddenly taken from her. Her future was not clear anymore - it was dark, like the smoke.

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A is the best answer if you ask me, if they're accepting opinions from residents then it would be wise to go directly to them or email them instead of doing it in a roundabout way.

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A. If you see my love aging, work against it.

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