John’s poor performance in the class correlated directly with his good attendance.
a. true
b. false
b. false
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a. ne… personne b. ne… rien
Mariage rapide, divorce rapide. Kellie a quitté Robert. Elle raconte sa vie à une amie. Complétez ses phrases en mettant les verbes utilisés au passé composé (PC) ou à l'imparfait (IMP) selon l'indication.Robert et moi, nous (se rencontrer, PC) (1) _________________________________________ il y a trois ans seulement. Au début, tout (aller, IMP) (2) ________________________________ bien. Quand nous (se marier, PC) (3) _____________________________________, nous (être, IMP) (4) ___________ très heureux. On (se parler, IMP) (5) __________________________ de nos rêves et de nos ambitions. Mais après quelques temps, nous (se rendre, PC) (6) _________________________ compte que notre mariage n(e) (être, IMP) (7) ___________________ pas une bonne décision. Nous avions toujours
des problèmes. Je ne supporte plus les comportements de Robert. Finalement, je (se décider, PC) (8) ________________________________________ à divorcer.(4) Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Add the correct punctuation to the following paragraph.
One of the greatest lessons I have learned is that I can control very little Can I control what others might think No, I cannot Can I force others to like me No, I cannot Can I make someone do what I want No, I cannot This doesn’t mean that I can’t influence others, but only that I can’t absolutely control others However, I can control the way I act and think I can choose to respond to someone with anger or with understanding I can choose to say something cruel or say nothing at all I can choose to look for the good in people or only to look for the bad I can choose to smile or to frown, to laugh or to grumble, to be active or to be passive, to stand up for what is right or to look the other way The choice is mine—and yours What do you choose to control about yourself
What is wrong with the following sentence? Presbyterian Middle School is proud to
sponsor the dale street Fair on Wednesday, January 1. a. Presbyterian should not be capitalized. b. Dale street should be capitalized. c. Fair should not be capitalized. d. Wednesday should not be capitalized. e. January should not be capitalized.