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B. Directions: Transform each of the following reported speeches to direct speech.
1. Randy told me that he resigned as call center agent.
2. The man said that Jane had left early. 3. Merlie said that she missed me.
4. My relatives asked me if I was ready to leave.
5. Marilyn told me that she would buy new cellphone the following week.​

Answer:

d i-- m-- & y-- ?????????????

Answer:

we dont know ccause we havent READ THE BOOK

Explanation:

Answer:

B-Pity

Explanation:

I belive that that is the most reasonable answer

Answer:

The answer is B. Pity I am pretty sure

Answer:

Yes, they do! Most parents are more concerned about their son's education than for their daughter's. Whilst parents may not intend to treat sons and daughters differently, research shows that they do. Sons appear to get preferential treatment in that they receive more helpful praise, more time is invested in them, and their abilities are often thought of in higher regard. They also provide better nutrition and medical care for boys than girls, and indulge in a host of other practices that discriminate against girls. Even in this day and age, families openly celebrate the birth of a son, while the birth of a daughter is not always greeted in the same manner.

Explanation:

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I'm guessing they do, I'm a girl but this is my opinion, lets get started ;)

STANDARDS FOR MEN:

For men, the standard that most parents put on them are things such as: Being tough (no crying), protecting girls from danger, as well as they have more freedom in general (in a non sexist way). Men tend to have more freedom then women because scientifically and logically, men are more likely to have more defense skills and usually the danger isn't aimed towards them.

RULES FOR MEN:

Usually the rules for men that their parents have set are pretty simple and straightforward. For example, curfew at 11:30pm, no disrespecting your parents, (or elders in general).

HOPES:

The hopes that parents have for their son are very similar to what they hope for their daughters. For example, many parents would like their sons to be financially stable, have a family (so they can have grandkids which I know a lot of parents that want this), and this kind of connects to the first reason, but if your a doctor, that is like a dream come true for parents.

SIMULARITIES BETWEEN SON AND DAUGHTER RULES:

Both are most likely expected to have good grades, clean the house, be respectful, have a good job etc.

STANDARDS FOR GIRLS:

Majority of parents expect their daughters to be physically in shape, have good grades, become a mom when they are settled (if they want), be respectful etc.

RULES FOR GIRLS:

The rules for girls *daughters* seem to be unlimited (in my opinion lol). For example, curfew is cut shorter, (instead of 11:30pm it would be 11pm), in general parents will be more worried for their daughter about coming home late because more than most likely, girls are more targeted which I mentioned above. So to tie it all up, girls tend to have more rules then guys which can be unfair, but at the end day, its for the safety of their kids.

*DISCLAIMER!!! THESE ARE WHAT I THINK PARENTS DO TO THEIR KIDS BASED OFF OF TV, INTERNET, REAL LIFE*

Explanation:

Have a great day and please mark me brainliest!

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yes

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

b is the correct answers

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Hi,

I believe the answers are:

1. C

2. B

3. D

4. D

5. B

Hope this helps, sorry if any are incorrect!!

Answer:

I think the answer are:

1. C  

2. B  

3. D  

4. D  

5. B

Hope im right :)<3

Answer:

c. Ring must never be worn in food.......I guess

Answer:

Hawaii and Neville Longbottom is a proper noun.

Answer:

Hawaii (proper), Neville Longbottom (proper)

Explanation:

"can't wait to go to" is a combination of adverbs and other types of verbs

Answer:

the sun..............

Answer:

pa brainlyst po thanks for the poins

. oof uhhh trying to figure this rn I will let u know if I know or don't know what the answer is

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Dixie Walker was opposed to Jackie Robinson or any other African American playing in the Major Leagues. He would later admit that this was not due to personal animosity, but rather to parental pressure, as he was concerned that playing with a black player would jeopardize his business. Others thought Walker's racism was far more virulent.

he started a protest so that Robinson would removed from the roster some rumors even say he went as far to start a petition

he well deserved an apology after this yet never got one.

Answer:

A. The narrator felt that Thompson had

made a mistake, when in fact he was the

one who made a mistake.

Explanation:

Dramatic Irony is a form of irony which emerges when the audience knows information which the characters are not privy to. Mark Twain 's "The Invalid's Tale" makes effective use of dramatic irony.

Helo:)

your awnser would be A

Hope that helps :)

Explanation:

Date should be changed to dates

Taiwan's tea production dates back to the early eighteenth century; the country is now known for its oolong, black, and green teas. The error is date.

A subject and its verb must be both singular or plural in order for there to be subject-verb agreement: A singular verb needs a singular subject. A plural verb needs a plural subject.

This makes your work easier to read and assists your reader in understanding who or what is doing in a particular way. First, determine the subject (the thing or person performing the action) and the verb (the word that performs the action) in a sentence.

Verbs and subjects must have the same number (singular or plural).

Therefore, Taiwan's tea production dates back to the early eighteenth century; the country is now known for its oolong, black, and green teas. The error is date.

To know more about the subject-verb agreement, visit:

https://brainly.com/question/29783458

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Answer:

1) to work

2) used

3) use to

4) use to

5) Didn't you use to

6) was used to

Explanation:

1)My mum used to work as a nurse but now she's retired.

2) Did you use to enjoy maths at school?

3) I didn't use to eat meat but now I eat a bit.

4) Holidays were great; we would get up late and spend all day at the beach

5) Didn't you use to live in London when you were a child?

6) My favourite teacher used to tell great stories

Hope this helped you- have a good day bro cya)

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answer 1. Yes, you may ask a question. answer 2. thank you for helping with my home work. answer 3. No problem, was not that hard

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I will say:

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because when you do that it can provide you with a counterclaim to what their concerns are.

Explanation:

Answer:

In the old times, they had to take care of the house and children and tend to the animals

Explanation:

Answer:

Binod

Explanation:

Binod

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assortment

marble

burden

import

dessert

circumference

A

B

E

G

H

I

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ExplanStudents should replace at least two of the bolded choices with noun phrases and correctly state the functions of those phrases. Sample response:

---Long before Flannery O’Connor found success as a writer, she had a brief brush with fame. As a five-year-old in Georgia, O’Connor had a chicken that could walk both forward and backward. In her essay “Living with a Peacock,” O’Connor recalls how a photographer from Pathé News came from New York to Savannah to film her with her talented feathered companion. She describes how the experience influenced her to raise chickens, ducks, and peacocks all her life.

--Noun phrase: her talented feathered companion; function: object of a preposition

--Noun phrase: chickens, ducks, and peacocks; function: direct objectation:

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be = was

like = liked

draw = drew

not like = did not liked

Answer:

be = was

like= liked

draw= drew

not like = did not liked

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A sunburn

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are expressions whose meaning cannot be deduced from the words that compose itExplanation:

Yeah, it means quickly.

Answer:

do

Explanation:

because DURING wars not before wars or after

Answer:

do

Explanation:

What are you saying???

Are you asking a question or you are asking it to change into passive active like that???

Answer:

Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops: I must be gone and live, or stay and die. How does Shakespeare use the motif of morning? ... Not body's death, but body's banishment.

Explanation:

hope it helps

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