Which subject-verb pairing corrects the error in the sentence?

Carly/want
I/insists
she/practice
I/aren’t

The subject-verb pairing which corrects the grammatical error in the sentence given above is she/practice.

A grammatical error refers to as the one occurring in the sentence when the use of figures of speech are not done as per the grammatical rules such that they disturb the correct structure of the literature.

The use of subject, 'she' as a pronoun and 'practice' as a verb corrects the grammatical errors in the sentence.

Hence, option C holds true regarding the grammatical error in the sentence. The complete question has been added as an image for better reference.

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Which sentence uses correct capitalization?
Yancy Steel, the life guard from the West Coast, received the Bronze Medallion from Mayor Jackson of Alexandria Bay, New York.
Yancy Steel, the life guard from the West coast, received the Bronze Medallion from mayor Jackson of Alexandria Bay, New York.
Yancy Steel, the life guard from the west Coast, received the bronze Medallion from Mayor Jackson of Alexandria Bay, New York.
Yancy Steel, the Life Guard from the west coast, received the bronze medallion from Mayor Jackson of Alexandria Bay, New York.

What is the theme in the
story 'Two Friends"?

inspiring younger brother to rise up early in the morning​

What does walker emphasize with the metaphor in this excerpt? how king struggled to achieve his goal how little society has changed over time the progress that has been made because of king the work that has yet to be done in the fight for equality

How would you explain your understanding of context clues?

Discovering and understanding context clues helps reveal the meaning of words that have more than one meaning.
Discovering and understanding context clues helps conceal the meaning of words that have more than one meaning.
Discovering and understanding context clues hinders being able to understand the meaning of words that have more than one meaning.
Discovering and understanding context clues helps suppress the meaning of words that have more than one meaning.


correct answer:
Discovering and understanding context clues helps reveal the meaning of words that have more than one meaning.

Had he had the time he function​

7. It is a --- lie.
8. The --- tidings were a heavy blow to the old man.
9. Here is a rupee: pay the fare and keep the --- money.
10. His reading is of a very --- range.
11. The injured man wants --- advice.
12. You cannot have it --- ways.
13. India expects --- man to do his duty.
14. The --- bird catches the worm.
15. Have you any --- reason to give?
16. ---anxiety has undermined his health.
17. There were riots in --- places.
18. An --- man will not reason calmly.
19. He stands --- feet in his stockings.
20. Nelson won for himself --- fame.
21. I have no --- cash.
22. He always walks with a --- step.
23. --- errors are not easily corrected.
lining.
24. Every cloud has a ---
25. He was a man of --- ambition.
26. He was listened to in --- silence.
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In the article, "Why Do We Hate?" Jim Mohr explains that we can change our patterns of hate. "There must be hope," he says. Do you believe there is hope for the Capulets and Montagues? In four to six sentences, explain your answer using examples from the play. Use proper spelling and grammar.

What is the purpose of this passage? Night

you can't get goods _______ credit from that shop
A at
B on
C for
D by​

Which of the following are themes in the novel The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man ?
Select all that apply.
identity
masculinity
diversity
pride
racism

Who is Lestrade in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons"?

a low-level criminal whom Holmes questions during the story

the manufacturer of the six busts of Napoleon in the story

one of the men who has his bust of Napoleon stolen

a police inspector investigating the case with Sherlock Holmes

what are the kind of animals




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15. Read the lines of verse.

For thy sweet love remembered such wealth brings
That then I scorn to change my state with kings.

In Sonnet 29 by William Shakespeare, these last two lines of the sonnet represent the sonnet's

quatrain

lambic foot

stanza

couplet

What is the author attempting to convey to the reader using sensory language?

Which excerpt from "Wiley, His Mother, and the Hairy Man" is part of the falling action of the story?

"Yes, Mama," Wiley said. "I'll look out. I'll take my hound dogs everywhere I go."
And [Wiley] hollered, "Fly, wood chips, fly! Go back in your same old place!"
"The baby's just there, in the bed," Wiley's mama said.
"Is that man gone, Mama?" he asked his good mama.

Which element of this web page best supports an ethical appeal?

the sentence “Disasters affect everyone.”
the imperative statement “Be a hero!”
the image of the teens gathered together
the text “See what’s happening in your state!”

Which word could be used to describe someone who seems like a snob

how does gender-based marketing reinforce stereotypes?​

Which of the following are examples of five completely different types of artistic mediums

1.she doesn't have any tablet
->she wishes she
2.He has got notbody to play with
->He wishes he
3.we must study this summer
->We whish we
4.They cannot dance
->They wish they
5.It would be better if you stopped smoking
->It's time
6.i'd prefer it if you didn't make noise
->I'd rather
7.you are always running about
->we wish you
8.the cat is alway scratching the window
->I wish the window
9.you are sining a boring song
-> I wish the song
10.we are living in a bad neighborhood
->we wish the neighborhood

Y’all is it a or b I’m confusedddd!!

Which best describes the author’s purpose in these frames of Iqbal?

to show how Iqbal stood up to Arshad
to show how Iqbal inspired others
to show how Iqbal performed in school
to show how Iqbal helped his family

Which describes tenant farmers?
O They farm and live on the same land.
O They rent land to other farmers to use.
O They live in cities and work in rural areas.
O They farm land owned by someone else.

Read the excerpt from "How I Learned English.”

I played on till dusk
Missing flies and pop-ups and grounders
And calling out in desperation things like
"Yours” and "take it,” but doing all right,
Tugging at my cap in just the right way,
Crouching low, my feet set.
"Hum baby” sweetly on my lips.

The reader can tell that this excerpt is part of the poem’s resolution, because the speaker

finally feels a sense of belonging.
finally learns how to play baseball.
no longer wants to get home before dusk.
no longer tries to catch the ball.

PLEASE HURRRYY PLEASEE
Passage 1

Our Amazing Solar System
by NASA and STScI (adapted excerpt)

Very little was known about Neptune and its atmosphere until Voyager 2 arrived at the planet in 1989. Voyager revealed a banded cloud structure and a storm that was called the Great Dark Spot. Neptune's axis is tilted similar to Earth's. Neptune therefore exhibits seasonal changes. However, the seasons on Neptune last for decades, not months as on Earth. In fact, Neptune has only completed one orbit of the Sun since its discovery in 1843. It is remarkable that Neptune exhibits any evidence of seasonal change at all, given that the Sun, as viewed from the planet, is 900 times dimmer than it is from Earth. Still, Hubble, a deep space telescope, has been able to observe such changes.

Hubble's near-infrared capabilities allow the telescope to observe high-altitude clouds on Neptune that are useful for tracking seasonal changes. In fact, Hubble images taken in the late 1990s showed that cloud bands on Neptune were getting wider and brighter were considered the first observational evidence that the planet undergoes a change of seasons.

In 2002, astronomers using Hubble noted that the abundance of high-altitude clouds increased the planet's brightness from observations made in the late 1990s. Astronomers consider this brightness increase a sign of seasonal change. Hubble studies show that Neptune has a nearly constant brightness at low latitudes (near the equator). This supports the idea that the observed changes are seasonal in nature, because seasonal effects would be minimal near the equator and most evident at high latitudes.

Passage 2

About the Hubble Space Telescope
by NASA and STScI (excerpt)

Orbiting 360 miles above Earth, the Hubble Space Telescope is positioned high above the blurring effects of the atmosphere. From this vantage point, it captures images with 10 times the typical clarity of any ground-based telescope and views not only visible light, but also wavelengths1 of near-infrared and ultraviolet light that cannot reach Earth's surface. To operate from orbit, the observatory works like any other scientific or imaging spacecraft; it converts the optical data it collects into electrical signals that are transmitted back to Earth. It must also withstand the airless, high-radiation, and harsh thermal environment of space.

Unlike most other spacecraft, however, Hubble was designed to be serviced periodically by astronauts and so was built with modular components that are astronaut-friendly to handle and replace. This design strategy has enabled it to operate longer than ordinary spacecraft and to benefit from the technological advancements of the last two decades. Astronauts have visited the telescope five times to upgrade its computers, mechanisms, and instruments. These servicing missions have kept the observatory at the forefront of discovery by providing it with increasingly sensitive and accurate components. The last of these servicing calls was in May 2009.



1. the distance between one light wave from any one point to the next point of corresponding phase
1) Drag each label to the correct location on the chart.
Identify the approach of each passage.

discusses product engineering

has a scientific approach

discusses history

is formal

1) passage 1
2) passage 2
3) both

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SAM: Of course it is. That's what I‘ve been trying to say to you all afternoon. And it‘s beautiful because that is what we want life to be like. But instead, like you said, Hally, we‘re bumping into each other all the time. Look at the three of us this afternoon: I‘ve bumped into Willie, the two of us have bumped into you, you‘ve bumped into your mother, she bumping into your Dad . . . None of us knows the steps and there's no music playing. And it doesn‘t stop with us. The whole world is doing it all the time. Open a newspaper and what do you read? America has bumped into Russia. England is bumping into India, rich man bumps into poor man. Those are big collisions, Hally. They make for a lot of bruises. People get hurt in all that bumping, and we‘re sick and tired of it now. It's been going on for too long. Are we never going to get it right? . . . learn to dance life like champions instead of always being just a bunch of beginners at it? HALLY: (Deep and sincere admiration of the man.) You've got a vision, Sam! What effect does this excerpt from Fugard's "Master Harold" . . . and the Boys have?

Adjective of this sentence

Harry slowly walked to class and he was ten minutes late

Select the correct answer.
Which of the following hints was most helpful in deciding the method of characterization used?
OA what others say about the person
OB. what the person says
OC. how the person looks
OD. what the person does

Which source would be most appropriate for researching the question "How does social media affect personal relationships?”

a blog post discussing the blogger’s large number of followers
a journal article by a psychologist who is studying social media
a social media site showing the process of connecting to other users
a wiki page discussing appropriate interactions on the internet