Which word in the following sentence needs an apostrophe to form a contraction? You dont want to be there when John arrives

a. you
b. don't
c. want
d. to


b. don't

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Welche Definition passt zu welchem Wort?

1. ____ Arzt 2. ____ Künstler 3. ____ Lehrerin 4. ____ Rechtsanwältin 5. ____ Wissenschaftler 6. ____ Ausbildung 7. ____ Erfahrung 8. ____ Sicherheit 9. ____ verdienen 10. ____ sich gewöhnen + an 11. ____ sich Sorgen machen + um 12. ____ Du hast recht. 13. ____ Firma 14. ____ Zukunft 15. ____ genauso a. You have rights. b. just as c. future d. to be worried about e. ridiculous f. to get used to g. doctor (medical) h. on the other hand i. security j. company k. (male) nurse l. teacher m. lawyer n. on the one hand o. scientist p. You’re right. q. education, training r. experience s. artist t. to earn

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(1) By giving feedback to their children, parents indicate whether a behavior is appropriate and should

continue or is inappropriate and should stop. (2) Feedback comes in two general forms. (3) Reinforcement is any action that increases the likelihood of the response that it follows. (4) Parents may use praise to reinforce a child's studying or give a reward for completing household chores. (5) Punishment is any action that discourages the recurrence of the response that it follows. (6) Parents may forbid children to watch television when they get poor grades in school or make children go to bed early for neglecting household chores. From Robert V. Kail and John C. Cavanaugh, Human Development: A Life-Span View, 6th ed. (Belmont, CA: Wadsworth 2013), Which of the following sentences is a minor supporting detail in the paragraph? a. sentence 1 c. sentence 4 b. sentence 3 d. sentence 5

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Select the sentence that is correctly punctuated.

A) Patrick Henry cried give me liberty or give me death! B) Patrick Henry cried, “Give me liberty or give me death!”

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Perpetuated

a. caused (something) to continue b. acted in a confused manner c. walked with a swaying motion of the hips d. committed a crime e. spoke out of turn

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