Having trouble with my english! please help!?
Identify the sentence with the correct punctuation. a) Kitty wanted one thing; a nice, long, hot shower. b) Kitty wanted one thing: (a nice, long, hot shower). c) Kitty wanted one thing—a nice, long: hot shower. d) Kitty wanted one thing: a nice, long, hot shower.
I'm having trouble with my english h/w about conflict.. it has to be a poem (acrostic)?
My english h/w is to write a poem on conflict.. i want to do an acrostic poem.. u know like Living in fear I'm scared to move Even when the doorbell rings. She caused this fear because of her lies. Something like that but about conflict.. so it could be T R O U B L E or Shattered or riot, i don't mind if you make the sentence a bit long but please helpp... i'm not gonna copy it word 4 word but i just need some help. Thank you in advance :)
I'm having trouble understanding stuff in English. I'm having trouble explaining, understanding the prompt, and expressing my thoughts to people. Is there a way where I can improve? My words usually get mixed up.
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Having trouble with my english homework plezz help me!!!!?
The period of time under the reign of ____________ Elizabeth I is commonly referred to as the ___________________Era. Considered the height of the English Renaissance, ______ included expansion abroad and a resurgence of the ________. Even though many overstate or idealize the time, ________Elizabethan Age is still considered to be the ____________Age of England’s history. In 1588 England had _________ defeated the famous Spanish Armada to become the ___________ naval power at the time. This was the ________ of exploration where every corner of the globe ________being explored and exploited. This was also the __________Sir Walter Raleigh sailed to the new world _______ colonists. All of this exploration brought a new _________ of trade, wealth and people to the increasing _________________ London. The economic boom turned people’s attention to the_________. Music and painting were infused with new ideas, __________theater became the national pastime. Going to see a _______in Elizabethan England would be very different from ________ you are used to today. Maybe your experience is___________ your friend that had a small part in a _____________ production last year. Maybe you’ve been to Broadway in ______ York City. Maybe you’ve never even been to a play. ______________________, most people get their drama entertainment in the ________ of movies and television. Try to imagine the excitement of a football game or concert. The people would show up early to meet with friends with plenty of drinking and eating. Remember, there was no television or even electricity! Word Bank: arts Golden Elizabethan cosmopolitan age the was level time form while arts just Queen seeing new what regardless with it play school dominant
Why am I having trouble answering questions on my English 10 homework?
Why am I having trouble answering questions on my English 10 homework? For example, How do the lines from "The Highwayman" contrast with the stark reality of the fever hospital? Why do you think the poem appeals to the two children?
This passage is from my AP English class.. and I am having a little trouble understand what it means .?
The hero has a face that might be seen as effeminate (Adonis like - male beauty), his face was so good natured that everyone saw it. The less discerning might have not noticed the spirit and sensibility in his eyes. He was besides active, genteel, gay and good humoured, and had a flow of animal spirits, which enlivened every conversation where he was present. He was so masculine as a person that he could be considered like Hercules - strong warrior) so the two things balanced out. Only a prude would have a bad opinion of Mrs.Waters because she felt she had obligations to him. In all candor, she had a positive view of the hero. I don't know what the obligations are. She had more than a good opinion, she had great affection for him. To be clear, she was in love with him. This term is used to describe things other than the feeling of a woman for a man, it is used as in I love T-bone steak. However, we don't try to win the attention and affections of the steak, we pine for it when we don't have one. When we are in love, we endeavor to attract the attention of our beloved. This is why we learn all the arts of making ourselves attractive and interesting. If that were not so, there would be no purpose for dancing masters or others who teach us how to polish our manners and learn all the graces necessary. These are the whole artillery of love.