Compare this poem with another love poem. How are they similar? Different?
What will be an ideal response?
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Commas and semicolons are always placed inside the quotation marks
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Read each sentence carefully. If the sentence is correct, write C in the space provided. If the sentence
contains a misplaced modifier, write MM and correct the sentence. If the sentence contains a dangling modifier, write DM and correct the sentence. Looking out my window, a dog bit my neighbor. What will be an ideal response?
In the space provided, write the correct form of the verb that appears in parentheses
Everyone else had (eat) before Audrey finally came down to breakfast. What will be an ideal response?
Keeping a journal is always a personal endeavor and should serve personal needs. Many people use journals to record their impressions of daily events and people that they meet. Serious readers and students sometimes keep reading journals, or they record in their personal journal what they have been reading. Exactly what they record in these reading journals is determined by their needs. Will they
be writing essays about the readings or taking tests? Do they merely want a record of what they read because they have a goal of reading all of one writer's mystery novels? Do they write their own stories and are studying the ways various writers handle plot or character, and so forth? Since everyone might have different reasons for keeping a reading journal, each person needs to decide how to make the practice personally profitable. The purpose of the paragraph is a. to persuade the reader to keep a journal and record according to individual needs. b. to entertain the reader with information about personal journals. c. to explain to the reader that keeping a journal is a necessity for scientific writing. The tone of the paragraph is a. humorous. b. condescending. c. persuasive.