Can somebody help me with my English homework?
abuse:nurture baffle:convict barbarism:civilty bewilder:explain calamity:blessing decieve:enlighten folklore:biography knoll: sincerity:deceit novelty:conseritism Sorry i couldnt find one for knoll..............
Can someone help me with my english homework? What are the subjects and verbs in the following sentenes?
there are many fans of bluegrass music in this country Aren't there any books about Mike Fink in the library On top of the mountain there is a geodesic dome Will there be an eclipse of the sun next year There aren't any dandelion greens in my salad Could there be life on other worlds Are there many hermit crabs on this beach During the Civil War there was a battle between two ironclad ships Will there ever be a substitue for wool Isn't there a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow Answer the door, please Which bicycle looks the newest Don't get too close to the edge of the canyon What a month October has been Give me a break Have Audrey and Carmen told you about their latest adventure If possible, give me a call before your departure Sit down and help yourself to some peaches Did the officer question the suspects hurry Have you seen those ancient ruins in the desert Pay the bill and keep the change Beat the eggs carefully for a successful, light custard
Can somebody help with english homework? :)?
Use the appropriate forms of the words given in BLOCK letters to complete the sentences. Write your answers after the numbers in the margin. An example ( * ) has been done for you. WHO WROTE SHAKESPEARE? Tucked away in a corner of a Warwickshire chapel SIT a 1. monument of incongruous grandeur for its SURROUND. 2. Not many VISIT happen upon it; perhaps a thousand in a good 3. year. Of them only a HAND will have heard of the man who built 4. it. Yet that man, Fulke Greville, is CURRENT at the heart of a 5. truly COMPEL mystery. A prominent 17th-century nobleman, 6. Greville was a RENOWN scholar, soldier, statesman and spy. * renowned He was so talented that some believe he was the TRUTH author 7. of several Shakespeare’s works. For years this BE little more 8. than conjecture; fuel for the HOSTILITY debate between Anti- Stratfordians - 9. those who deny that an ill-educated grain merchant and actor such as Shakespeare could possibly have produced such a STUN oeuvre - 10. and outraged traditionalists.
Can you do my English homework for me?
Sure. Just send it over!!I can also write the exam for you.But wait. I would like to do the English homework in German. Does that work for you?
Help me with my English homework? PLEASE!!!!!?
1--- will be aight for his 70th birthday 2-----we'll or we can stay in a lovely 3-------I think I'll make or I think I will make 4----------I'll have the pasta insead or I will have the pasta instead. You can will but it wouldn't sound right for all of the time. Use somthing advance than will. Like I can another word for will.
Can someone please help me with my english homework?
Words: 1. microbe 2. microcosm 3. miniscule 4. minutia 5. attentuate 6. tenuous 7. satiate 8. comply 9. implement 10. replete 11. expletive I need to fill in the blanks with 6 of the words from the list, but it's too hard for me :'[ 1. A family group can be regarded as a ________ of all human relations. 2. The angry customer yelled an _________ at the stunned cashier. 3. Forecasters expect the force of the hurricane to __________ as it moves inland and loses most of its moisture. 4. Until the invention of the microscope made them visible, the existence of __________s was unknown. 5. Some teachers seem more concerned with the __________ of writing- whether an i is dotted or a t is crossed-than with that students have to say. 6. After turkey and all the trimmings, we were too _________d to eat any pumpkim pie. THANK YOU!!!
Can someone please help me with homework from english?
EUGENE: (1) What would we be doing if the sun was not shining? SERGIO: Well, we would not be lying here for a start. But that's not the important question. The important question is: (3)what would we do if we were rich? EUGENE: (4) If we were rich, we could travel everywhere. SERGIO: True, but we travel everywhere already. EUGENE: Yes, but not in style.(5) If we had money, our chauffeur, James, could drive us round in our Rolls. Imagine,(6) if we were in that position!(7) We could return to our fine mansion in the country. SERGIO: Yes, the butler (8) would put out fresh clothes for us, the cook would prepare a fine meal for us. We (9) would not just be eating carrots all the time. EUGENE: Yes, If (10) we owned a house like that, we would also have a fine swimming pool. SERGIO: Yes! Yes! If(11) we had a fine swimming pool, we could swim as much as we liked. EUGENE: If (12) we were really really rich, we could lie in the sun!
Can someone check my English/Vocabulary homework?
I did everything, but I want to make sure they're right. I have to fill in the words for each sentence and say wat parts of speech it is. There are four parts and each part has five words. The first part words are: lethargic, prevalent, paramount, remiss, hostile. Here are the sentences and my answers: 1. The audience became extremely HOSTILE when the bigot began to attack the minority groups. ADJ 2. Long hair among boys is so PREVALENT today, there is no longer a prohibition against it in most schools. ADJ 3.We are all susceptible to a LETHARGIC feeling after a heavy meal. ADJ 4. A good politician seeks the PARAMOUNT issue in his community. ADJ 5. Parents are often REMISS in not warning their children of the dangers of cigarette smoking. ADJ There's more, but I can't fit it here so I'll make another question. Please tell me if I put the right words in the right place and the parts of speech is right. Thank you!
Can somebody help me find the tension in this string?
Your friend is right. Your version is inaccurate. Let's go over the steps to be clear:Use energy conservation to find [math]v = \sqrt{2 g L |\cos\theta_2 - \cos\theta_1|}[/math] (note: we only care about the change in height, and I just used absolute values to make it positive).Realize that we dealing with circular motion: centripetal force is involved.Draw your free-body diagram:At this point, we need to say "hey! we need to pick our axes." There's two ways (you and your friend). The first way is the standard [math]x,y[/math]-axes which are parallel and perpendicular to the gravitational force here (you). The other way is the centripetal axes parallel and perpendicular to the motion here (your friend).Perpendicular and Tangential[math]\sum F_\perp = m a_c = T - m g \cos\theta[/math][math]\sum F_\parallel = m a_\parallel = m g \sin\theta[/math]Standard Axes[math]\sum F_x = m a_x = T \sin\theta - m a_c \sin\theta[/math][math]\sum F_y = m a_y = T \cos\theta - mg - m a_c \cos\theta[/math]where[math]a_x = a_\parallel \cos\theta \qquad a_y = a_\parallel \sin\theta[/math]As you can see, your friend is right. You might be wondering why there's an acceleration parallel to the motion. Remember that while centripetal motion affects the velocity of the mass - it only changes direction and does no work. In order for the mass to be speeding up along its' circular path, there must be acceleration along the direction of motion. In this case, it is gravity.