what is linguistics?​

Answer:

The scientific study of language and its structure, including the study of morphology, syntax, phonetics, and semantics. Specific branches of linguistics include sociolinguistics, dialectology, psycholinguistics, computational linguistics, historical-comparative linguistics, and applied linguistics.

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Does anybody go to K12 and is in 11th grade and in american literature and took the 5.12 Unit Test: The American Renniasance Part 1?

Can someone write a paragraph of what not to do when trying to date

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Read this passage to answer the following question:

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Four-year universities are the only good option for life after high school. Everybody I know is going to a four-year school, which shows that it is the most popular choice.

There are no other ways to learn or get a good job if you don't go to a four-year school. Plus, for most people, you can just take out a few loans and pay them back when you get a job. That's what my older brother did, and it's really not that expensive.

Finally, a four-year university is the only way you can make friends or travel abroad or get great internships. Anyone who doesn't choose a four-year university is missing out.

What evidence does the author use to support his argument?
You can't find a good job if you don't go to a four-year university.
The author doesn't present any facts to support his argument.
Most people I know pay off their student loans right after school.
If someone I know is doing something, then it is happening everywhere.

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what reason would support a counterclaim

Read the sentence below. How would you correctly fix the run-on sentences?
Derek wanted a ferocious pit bull terrier to scare off burglars but his apartment
complex did not allow dogs as a result, Derek had to settle for naming his goldfish Mr.
Jaws and installing additional door locks.

which one is more correct?


1) Thats literally the worst thing in this world
2) This is literally the worst thing in this world

and why

what did the asperger's say about the Johnson in the story of if a cucumber met a pickle
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How will you prepare if you learned that an earthquake will shake your place?​

is tardy and late are the same word???

The first Amendment protects free speech. So, are you free to express yourself by wearing a T shirt that has profanity and some vulgar words Explain? (Look in your book or search online to find the specific laws, which may be different from your opinion and summarize in your own words.)

What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
Roses are red,
violets are blue,
yet every hue
reminds me of you.
A. aaab
B. abbb
C. abcd
D. aabb

it was raining cats and dogs, they played football gaily.

A So
C Since
B However
D Although​

Which sentence below is in passive
voice?
A. Larry walked with the umbrella.
B. Larry opened the umbrella.
C. Larry bought the umbrella.
D. The umbrella was bought by Larry.

The Nights can likely be traced even further back, possibly to Sanskrit origins.
True
False

read the following sentences.Choose the correct letter of your answer and write on the space provided​

What theory was Muzafer Sherif testing in his experiment?
A. People will try to persuade others to accept a different point of view.
B. People will change their opinions to agree with others, even strangers.
C. People will change their opinions when their close acquaintances disagree.
D. People will always stand by their opinions when strangers disagree with them.

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The word part "-iform" is a suffix (ending) that means "in the shape or form of." What
is a word that means "in the shape or form of the sun"?

1.Anthony _____ fruit-bearing trees in
his farm yesterday. pls help po​

Which excerpt from The Land, Part 4 best supports the claim that Paul is a talented horseback rider?

British firefighters said on Wednesday they had come to a boy’s rescue after he got a toilet seat stuck on his head.

The toddler, aged two-and-a-half, and his mother walked into a fire station in Braintree, Essex, Tuesday saying the boy had put his head through a small trainer seat for the toilet and now could not remove it.

“His mum had tried to get it over his head but couldn’t budge it so she walked him down here and asked us to have a look at it and we went to work and we managed to get it off in no time,” firefighter Chris Cox said.

“We simply put some dish washing liquid on his head and ears and it slid off nice as pie.”

He said the boy had been “very brave” and “toddled away as happy as can be” after his ordeal ended.
question: which paragraph give you all this information?

LESSON 5: WHAT TIME DID YOU CALL?
22. Where did you go last summer holiday?
23. Were you at home last night?
24. What time did you call your parents last week?
25. What did you do for you last birthday?
26. When was the last time you went to a movie theater? What did you see?

Situation
Make a conversation about your most exciting holiday. You should say:
1/ what you did
2/ where you went
3/ who you were with
4/ how you felt
5/ why it was exciting
Notes: Remember to start and end the conversation properly.

How many types of federal student aid are available to students?
O A. 5
O B. 10
O C. 3
O D. 2

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This question has two parts. First answer part A. Then answer part B. What is the central idea of the speech? *
A. Einstein wants the world to stop and consider the repercussions of nuclear armament.
B. Einstein wants the world to stop producing nuclear warheads.
C. Einstein is encouraging America to share the chemicals with the USSR.
D. Einstein is against nuclear armaments.

Reese wrote this essay for his biology class. Read Reese’s essay and look for any revisions he needs to make. When you finish reading, answer the questions that follow. A New Discovery about the Brain (1) But there is still one part of the human body that confuses scientists: the brain. (2) Although scientists have made extraordinary progress in understanding how the brain functions, there still is much to learn. (3) In fact, scientists are only now beginning to discover and understand the lymphatic system of the brain. (4) The lymphatic system performs an important role in the overall functioning of the body, much like the circulatory system. (5) The lymphatic system also moves things around the body. (6) Instead of bringing the body what it needs through the blood, however, the lymphatic system carries away what the body doesn’t need, such as germs and waste products, through a fluid called “lymph.” (7) The lymph then travels to the various lymph nodes throughout the body. (8) As the lymph is filtered through the lymph nodes, the nodes respond to any germs by mounting an appropriate defense. (9) Scientists have been stumped by this process. (10) But in 2012 scientists found that the brain has its own type of lymphatic system. (11) Dr. Maiken Nedergaard and her team of researchers were surprised and excited to discover the first evidence of a tightly interwoven system that rapidly removes waste from the brain. (12) The brain’s blood vessels have fluid that is running along the side of them, the team determined, and this fluid is what is carrying waste away from the brain. (13) However, unlike the lymphatic system—which operates on a slow, continuous basis—this newly discovered system operates only when a person is asleep, washing away waste by flooding the brain quickly with fluid. (14) Now you have one more reason to get a good night’s sleep. (15) It took three more years for scientists to discover the specific vessels in the brain that are part of this lymphatic system. (16) In 2015, researchers were able to provide proof of a lymphatic system in the brain when they actually managed to see the vessels that are used to flood the brain and carry away the waste. Even though what this relatively new discovery means is still not entirely clear, researchers are already making connections. (18) For example, many brain diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, involve the accumulation of specific proteins in the brain. (19) Although it is too early to jump to conclusions, it is reasonable to infer that these diseases may be connected in some way to the ability of this newly discovered lymphatic system to remove waste from the brain. (20) In the future, scientists will attempt to prove this connection. (21) The discovery of an entirely new system opens up exciting new areas of research and inquiry. (22) It may offer more opportunities for discoveries as researchers increase their understanding of how this system functions and how it is related to health and disease. (23) Eventually, we may gain a fuller understanding of the mysterious workings of the human brain.



1) Reese needs to improve the introduction of his essay. Which sentence should be added before sentence 1 to create a more effective introduction for his essay?
A) There are so many mysteries about the human body that you would never believe it.
B) The brain is like the body’s big jigsaw puzzle
C) Over the past centuries, many of the mysteries of the human body have been explained by science.
D) Scientists are determined to find out all the facts that can help them understand our world

A good argument acknowledges opposing arguments and counterclaims. It then refutes or rebuts them. To refute or rebut something is to prove that it is false. Refuting a counterclaim is a persuasive technique because: your reader will see that you have thoughtfully considered all sides of an issue.
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