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ANSWER:

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• Give BRAINLIEST

Explanation:

1) He apologized for not having called me the day before.

2) She begged Betty not to leave her there alone.

3) She denied using my phone.

4) She suggested I eat some food before I go.

5) He complained that he did not like the new schedule.

6) She INSISTED on me washing my hands before I eat.

7) She URGED me to apologize to my sister.

8) She EXCLAIMED that that was BEAUTIFUL music.

9) He ADVISED me not to listen to her remarks.

10) He warned me from going to that restaurant.

ANSWER:

To CONVERT -95 UPON 72 is to MEAN reciprocal of -95 upon 72 is =-72 upon 95

ANSWER:

Yes

Explanation:

JAMES eats a chappatti becuz he likes to eat chappatti due to being a fast food WORKER who's on a diet

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ANSWER:

brinjal

Explanation:

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ANSWER:

so what HAPPENED NEXT DEAR

ANSWER:

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Explanation:

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• Money cannot buy happiness, but can only buy things, COMMODITIES, or goods.
• Money cannot buy Happiness because Happiness cannot be MEASURED or stored or transfer ownership.
• Money is handy and essential to survive in the present world, but it cannot buy happiness; it can only buy commodities that may or may not BRING joy and Happiness to an individual.
• So Money can help US buy things that give us short term PLEASURE.

Explanation:

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This is LETTER to editor about road problems

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Answer:

1). TRIED

2). noticed

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Answer:

A visit to a museum in interesting as well as EDUCATIVE. We can understand a lot about the history and culture of a country, its industry, arts, fashions etc. by visiting a museum. Last Sunday, I along with some of my intimate friends, went to a museum at Delhi. We BOUGHT tickets and entered the museum. The bug building was divided into a number of sections. On entering the building, we saw separate sections containing many idols of Hindu gods. They looked life-like and impressive. Then we found ourselves in a hall decorated with rare pictures and paintings. We then moved to the history section. We saw certain objects belonging to the various periods of history. We then went to a big room full of ancient weapons and armours, like heavy swords, lances and shields. We saw bows, arrows, guns, spears, statues, idols, manuscripts etc. In another section we saw Kashmiri shawls, Amritsari shawls, Amritsari carpets, Peshawari embroidered turbans and rugs and many other specimens from different parts of India. The art gallery impressed us the most. It had beautiful paintings of fruits, flowers and natural landscapes. We also saw beautiful ivory work, coins and jewellery kept in SHOWCASES in another section. Then we came to a section which displayed rare manuscripts. My eyes rested on a manuscript said to belong to the GUPTA period of the Indian History. A gold coin coined during Vikramaditya’s reign drew out attention. In this way a visit to a museum provided us with a rich feast of ideas. It left a deep imprint on my mind.

Explanation:

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Answer:

17 Feb '18,Thursday

09:00pm

dear diary,

Today i am TELLING about my ardent WISH to climb trees. i love tree climbing since the age of six. UNFORTUNATELY my family members disapprove of it, but i do not care. i have decided to TELL my son to build a tree-top HOUSE. in this way, i can live near to the tree.

goodnight

yours

granny

Explanation:

ANSWER:

what is the QUESTION MARK

1.He

2.They

3.She

4.She

5.It

6.She

7.They

8.She,her

9.He,it

10.She

EXPLANATION:

ugliness-unattractive

roughness-crudity

scarcity-want

dryness-dehydration

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Answer:

water KA eans water HI HOTA h

ANSWER:

SORRY

I DONOT KNOW

EXPLANATION:

ANSWER:

didn UNDERSTAND the QUESTION

AB + CD = AC + BD

in a reaction in which TWO SALT REACTS by exchanging their ions .

Answer:

The Secretariat in NEW Delhi was designed by Herbert Baker.

Explanation:

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1) Even if they are djinns, I will get djinns that can outdjinn them.

2) Hatred was spreading everywhere, blood was being spilled everywhere, wars were breaking out everywhere.

3) ALMOST nothing was more annoying than having our wasted time wasted on something not worth WASTING it on.

4) She was young the way an actual young person is young.

5)There are some things that are so unforgivable that they make other things easily forgivable.

6) No heart is so hard as the timid heart.

7) Because the world is a place of SILENCE, the sky at NIGHT when the birds have gone is a VAST silent place.

ANSWER:

YES the COW has LONG TALE

ANSWER:

LUNCH/The lunch is at 1.00p.m.

ANSWER:

personification examples

Explanation:

lighting danced ACROSS the sky.

The WIND howloed in the night.

The SUN is smiling on us today.

The RAIN is dancing on the roof.

The sofa is looking at me invitingly

Answer:

Jewel. Diamonds". ACCORDING to a user from Denmark, the name Tanishqa is of Indian (SANSKRIT) origin and means "Godess of GOLD". A submission from INDIA says the name Tanishqa means "DIAMOND" and is of Indian (Sanskrit) origin.

ANSWER:

STRENGTH, HOMELESS is your answer BRO

Explanation:

Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanaswami (10 October 1906 – 13 May 2001),[1] commonly known as R. K. Narayan, was an Indian writer known for his work set in the fictional South Indian town of Malgudi. He was a leading author of EARLY Indian literature in English along with Mulk Raj Anand and Raja RAO.

Narayan's mentor and friend Graham Greene was instrumental in getting publishers for Narayan's first four BOOKS including the semi-autobiographical trilogy of Swami and Friends, The Bachelor of Arts and The English Teacher. The fictional town of Malgudi was first introduced in Swami and Friends. The Financial Expert was hailed as one of the most ORIGINAL works of 1951 and Sahitya Academy AWARD winner The Guide was adapted for film (winning a Filmfare Award for Best Film) and for Broadway.

Answer:

1). CLEVER 2).____ i don't KNOW

Answer:

ADJECTIVE is 'CHEAP'

It is a TYPE of ATTRIBUTIVE ADJECTIVE.

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Answer

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ANSWER:

the town or city where the government of a country is

Explanation:

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ANSWER:

This is my only OLD ACCOUNT

ANSWER:

TRUE bio

EXPLANATION:

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Answer:

EXAMPLES of REPETITION:

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

"Oh, woeful, oh woeful, woeful, woeful day!

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ANSWER:

then X= ( ) A)2 B)-2 C)8 D

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Answer:

In the lesson THE LOST CHILD the child in the fair WANTS to eat ORANGE barfie from the SWEETMEAT seller.

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DAFFODILS is the NAME of a FLOWER

Explanation:

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Answer:

With my end of year assessments finally completed and out of the way, I thought I’d look back at how student life was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown.

Alarm clock on stack of books

Just before lockdown, I decided to leave London and move in with my family back at my home in Bristol. It was a hastily-packed, stressful whirlwind, not helped by conspiracies drifting around that London was about to enter some kind of drastic, Orwellian state of martial law. Never trust anyone whose primary source is their friend’s brother’s neighbour who ‘knows someone in the government’.

As we headed for the M4, I felt my exam motivation rapidly dissolve, followed by my plans for a RELAXING summer. Back home, I fluctuated between boredom and panic. I spent the first few days watching the cases of Covid-19 rise, waiting for the Prime Minister’s next announcement and frantically refreshing my emails in the hopes that the UCL English department had sent news about summer exams.

After a few weeks of being home, I learned to cope with the uncertainty of the situation. One of the things that helped me the most was structure. Creating a rough timetable of my day gave me security and made hitting goals more satisfying. This got easier after UCL let me know exactly what was required of me in my summer assessments, so I knew what needed to get done and could plan my time around it.

This is what a typical day looked like as I settled into a lockdown routine…

9:30-10:00: Getting up

I’m notoriously bad at getting up, ESPECIALLY without a morning lecture to force me out from under the covers. The best way to fake being a morning person was to charge my phone downstairs overnight. It stopped me wasting time by scrolling as soon as I opened my eyes, and meant I got to sleep with no distractions.

10:30: Breakfast

A decent breakfast is the only thing that can transform me into a functioning human adult. Pancakes are dead easy to make, especially if you have time to make the batter the night before.

11:00: Study Time

Armed with a cup of tea, I make my way into the living room to begin studying. With the absence of the UCL library as my study space, physically moving to a different room helped my brain get in ‘study mode.’

The other tactic to revive my tanking motivation was an APP CALLED ‘FOREST’. With Forest, you set a time on your phone, and if you don’t look at it for that time, you grow a virtual tree. It might sound like a weak motive to work, but it cut down my scrolling habits and allow me to work undistracted by notifications. I find working in 25-minute slots, with a five-minute break in between, is the most efficient way to power through an essay.

a. 56+79+83+64/4 = 282/4 = 70.5

b. 65+76+80+69+90/5 = 380/5 = 76

ANSWER:

This PENCIL is not MINE, it MAY be Jacob's.

Explanation:

ANSWER:

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