What is the complete predicate in the sentence: After the concert, my friend and I hurried toward the bus.

After the concert
My friend and I
hurried
hurried toward the bus.

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visionary

visualize

auditorium

phonograph

audience

loud

likely do not have a full view of something

racket

playing a guitar in front of a band that you hope to join

mallet

Dear Sir.

I took the initiative to write to you to ask for some improvements in my community, with the aim of making the lives of some individuals more comfortable and easily improving their well-being.

The individuals I refer to are those who have physical disabilities and need adaptations in the physical space of the community, which I know you can do. In that case, I would like to ask you to promote the construction of ramps scattered throughout the city and the purchase of public transport that you have with entrances that allow access for these people. I would also like to ask for the construction of elevators in public buildings, so that they can have access to the whole place without having to climb stairs.

All of these amenities will make our community more egalitarian and promote general well-being.

Sincerely,

Mary Lin.

Answer: Did you deliver the mail yet? Just making sure.

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carved and made very uniquely.

outsiders very rarely visited their villages.

Explanation:

It would be inaccurate to say that the kachina dolls are very simple in style because they are being carved and made very uniquely. The kachina dolls have heads of ornately carved masks and colorfully painted figures decorated with shells, feathers and semi-precious stones.

Hopi people opposed selling kachina dolls to outsiders because until the nineteenth century, outsiders very rarely visited their villages. However, with availability of roads and increase in tourist, they stared producing kachina dolls for sale.

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Well it depends on what type of careers you are interested in. For example, I want to be a veterinarian, so that is what I would do my slide show on.

Explanation: I could help you decide if you want. Thanks for the points luv ^-^.

If not here are some examples of careers:

Video game designer

Speech-Language Pathologists

Dentist

Orthodontist

Anesthesiologists

Marine biologist

Physical Therapist

Mechanical Engineer

Pilot

Personal Care Aide

Operation Research Analyst

Marketing Manager

Lawyer

Surgeon

Chiropractor

Optometrist

Mathematician

Pediatrician

Database Administer

Massage Therapist

Web Developer

Landscaper

And that's all I could think of I hope one of these helps/interests you and if not like I said I could help you figure it out if you want.

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the "whites only" bathroom issue in his building

Explanation:

Answer:1.United States

             2.phone calls

             3.greetings of love

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Esperanza grows and matures in several ways. At the beginning of the novel, she is a wealthy girl without a trouble in the world and is largely ignorant to the problems of people around her. She is forced to leave behind everything she knows and overnight, goes from a carefree young girl to a desperate migrant worker.

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Explanation:

It is about aliens visiting Earth and observing humans. It is about magical events that cannot be explained. The following aspect of Act 2 of The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street marks it as science fiction and not fantasy fiction: It is about aliens visiting Earth and observing humans.

Answer:

Which aspect of Act 2 of The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street marks it as science fiction and not fantasy fiction?

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1- The best plumber to call is Mr. Jones. (Adjectival)

2-Henry brought Jeri a ring to show his love. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried to find more deductions for his tax return. (noun)

4- To patch the hole, the mechanic inserted a plug. (Adverbial)  

5- She learned to read and write English in Kenya. (noun)

6- Eric’s desire to do everything perfectly will eventually frustrate him. (Adjective)  

7- To pay that much money for a television is foolish. (noun)

8- Yesterday Smith exercised all day to lose some weight before the wedding. (adverbial)

9- His only ambition was to succeed at his job. (noun)

10- To attempt an explanation for this phenomenon would do little good. (noun)

Explanation:

An infinitive is a verb form that has complements and modifiers. It has the form "to+ verb" and can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb, depending on the structure and form of the sentence.

The infinitive or infinitive phrases of the given sentences and their functions are as follows-

1- The best plumber to call is Mr. Jones. (Adjectival)

2-Henry brought Jeri a ring to show his love. (adverbial)

3-Each year Merriweather tried to find more deductions for his tax return. (noun)

4- To patch the hole, the mechanic inserted a plug. (Adverbial)

5- She learned to read and write English in Kenya. (noun)

6- Eric’s desire to do everything perfectly will eventually frustrate him. (Adjective)

7- To pay that much money for a television is foolish. (noun)

8- Yesterday Smith exercised all day to lose some weight before the wedding. (adverbial)

9- His only ambition was to succeed at his job. (noun)

10- To attempt an explanation for this phenomenon would do little good. (noun)

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C.) Identifying the presence

Explanation:

Answer: An animal is a living organism in which it consumes organic matter. Animals will adapt to their surroundings better than most other organisms and are often found in the wild. They can be domesticated and used as pets, or taken in by zoos and other sanctuaries to be taken care of if need be. They are often highly intelligent beings and some produce matter that can be used for human benefit.

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Answer:

if you mean to explain what is alike between humans and animals then I can give you a few sentences

Explanation:

We are like animals because we all need at least 50 percent but the amount of water percentage needed declines over time.

Another way we are like animals is because biological we are animals. We are not like the kind of animal of a dog but we are classified as animals.

Answer:

is that all there is to the question?

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Answer: The government is on the brink of bankruptcy. It has reduced the country to ruins and scattered it with corpses. The peasants, worn out by suffering and hunger, are incapable of paying taxes. The government gave credits to the landowners out of the people’s money. Now it is at a loss as to what to do with the landowners’ mortgaged estates. Factories and plants are at a standstill. There is unemployment and a general stagnation of trade. The government has used the capital obtained by foreign loans to build railways, warships, and fortresses and to store up arms. Foreign sources have now been exhausted, and state orders have also come to an end. The merchant, the supplier, the contractor, the factory owner, accustomed to enriching themselves at the treasury’s expense, find themselves without new profits and are closing down their offices and plants. One bankruptcy follows another. Banks are failing. All trade exchanges have been reduced to the barest minimum. The government’s struggle against revolution is causing daily unrest. No one is any longer sure what the morrow will bring.

Foreign capital is going back home. “Purely Russian” capital is also seeping away into foreign banks. The rich are selling their property and going abroad in search of safety. The birds of prey are fleeing the country and taking the people’s property with them.

For many years the government has spent all its state revenue on the army and navy. There is a shortage of schools. Roads have been neglected. In spite of this, there is not enough money even to keep the troops supplied with food. The war was lost partly because military supplies were inadequate. Mutinies of the poverty-stricken, hungry troops are flaring up all over the country.

The railways are economically sick through the government’s fault. Many millions of roubles are needed to restore the railway economy.

The government has pilfered the savings banks, and handed out deposits to support private banks and industrial enterprises, often entirely fictitious ones. It is using the small saver’s capital to play the stock exchange, where that capital is exposed to risk daily.

The gold reserves of the state bank are negligible compared with the existing claims of government loans and the demands of trade turnover. It will be reduced to nothing if gold coin is demanded for every transaction.

Taking advantage of the absence of any control of the state finances, the government has long been issuing loans which far exceed the country’s means of payment. With these new loans it is covering the interest on old ones.

Year after year the government issues false accounts of expenditure and revenue, showing both to be less than they are in reality and robbing indiscriminately to show a surplus instead of an annual deficit. Officials are free to rob the treasury which in any case is already exhausted.

Only the Constituent Assembly, after the overthrow of the autocracy, can halt this financial ruin. It will carry out a close investigation of the state finances and will draw up a detailed, clear, accurate, and certified balance sheet of state revenue and expenditure (budget).

Fear of popular control which would reveal to all the world the government’s financial insolvency is forcing it to keep putting off the convening of the people’s representative assembly.

In order to safeguard its rapacious activities the government forces the people to fight unto death. Hundreds of thousands of citizens perish and are ruined in this fight, and industry, trade, and means of communication are destroyed at their very foundations.

There is only one way out: to overthrow the government, to deprive it of its last strength. It is necessary to cut the government off from the last source of its existence: financial revenue. This is necessary not only for the country’s political and economic liberation, but also, more particularly, in order to restore the financial equilibrium of the state.

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The answer is C.

Explanation: I am not enterally sure, but yeah.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Body paragraph

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The Giver Denmark's baby naming issues reveals values that the society decided were important enough to enforce through laws is described below in detail.

Explanation:

A New baby (plural Newchildren) is a recently born baby in society. They are presented by Birthmothers. If fitted, they will be granted to their authorized origins and given their titles in the Naming function. If not, like James for example, they will be determined Undecided and retained in the Nurturing Center.

The answer is not hopeful.

Answer: not hopeful.

Explanation:

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the federal government currently runs 70 means-tested programs providing aid to the poor, to the tune of about $700 billion per year. With the exception of one major program transformed in the 1996 welfare reform—Temporary Assistance to Needy Families—most have done little to help recipients escape poverty. Some contribute to a cycle of intergenerational dependence on welfare.

Do these advocates for the poor really want to protect this failed status quo? After all, God is also watching our stewardship.

Those who appeal to the Bible in this debate have more than one moral mandate to heed. As a new network called Christians for a Sustainable Economy (www.case4America.org) points out, the whole counsel of Scripture “urges not only compassion and provision for the poor but also the perils of debt and the importance of wise stewardship.”

On the moral measure of good stewardship, we fall far short.

Each American born today inherits a debt of $200,000 because of runaway federal spending —and no house to go with it. It is immoral to pass on such levels of indebtedness to those who come after us. We can and must find ways to serve the needs of the poor while ensuring the security of future generations.

“The Good Samaritan didn’t use a government credit card,” argues an ad countering Sojourners from the Values & Capitalism project of the American Enterprise Institute. “The question is not whether to care for the poor, but how?”

Regrettably, contends Christians for a Sustainable Economy, the well-intentioned efforts of some liberals give “a religious imprimatur for big government and sanctify federal welfare programs that are often ineffective—even counterproductive.”

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D. Austen describes the events with an air of intellectual detachment.

Explanation:

Answer:

Albert Einstein  14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist, universally acknowledged to be one of the two greatest physicists of all time, the other being Isaac Newton. Einstein developed the theory of relativity, one of the two pillars of modern physics (alongside quantum mechanics). His mass–energy equivalence formula E = mc2, which arises from the theory, has been dubbed "the world's most famous equation". His work is also known for its influence on the philosophy of science

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Albert Einstein, (born March 14, 1879, Ulm, Württemberg, Germany—died April 18, 1955, Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.), German-born physicist who developed the special and general theories of relativity and won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1921 for his explanation of the photoelectric effect. Einstein is generally considered the most influential physicist of the 20th century.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Think of secondary like after first-hand experiences, so basically someone who studies the event after the fact

Answer:

A Myth is something like the lockness moster, definition for Myth is the following. A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.

Answer:

A theory is like a locking moster, Myth's meaning is as follows. A traditional narrative, in particular about a people's early history, or about a natural or social occurrence that usually includes supernatural beings or occurrences.

Explanation:

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Answer:

B. Even though learning a new language can be difficult, it offers a number of benefits to the learner.

Answer:

B. Even though learning a new language can be difficult, it offers a number of benefits to the learner.

Explanation: got it right

Answer:

because it going into detail but not too much

Answer: The answer should be B

Answer:

The similarity or difference you want to focus on and what you want to say about it is discussed below in complete details.

Explanation:

Comparison. in reporting discusses comparable components, while variation. in reporting considers more complex components. A comparison and opposition essay. An essay that explores two topics by both connecting them, distinguishing them, or together., then, examines two topics by comparing and distinguishing together or connecting them, or, distinguishing them.

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Of the many differences between life now and life in the late 1800s, the speed of communication is the most dramatic Explanation: