What is the direct object here?

This is exact so.

Who/was is this? Exact so

Is exact so the direct object here?

In the final 4 paragraphs (beginning "the education of women ... ") what test does the author propose for judging the value of educating women?

Which is an example of formal language A. The service at that restaurant is awful and you shouldn't go there. B. Customers did not enjoy the service they received at the new restaurant. C.

Who was the antagonist in the book ungifted?

Is easy-going positive or negative

Pronombres textbook what subject pronouns would you use to (a) talk to these people directly and (b) talk about them to others?

Match the following. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column. 1. Paul A. one who speaks for, or in behalf of, others 2. willing slave B. being brought under the control or authority of another 3. Jewish religious rulers C.

What made more elaborate Carousels possible

Which fictional reporter worked at the daily planet in the city of metropolis clark kent or bruce lane?

Identify the one illogical comparison among the following examples. A. Coaching the track team brings Mr. Benson more pleasure than does coaching other sports. B. Our team has won more games than has any other team. C. Mr.

Why is the use of pathos more appropriate in Whitman's poem than in President Lincoln's speech? All the poems Whitman wrote use pathos. Whitman's poem is the emotional reaction to the death of Lincoln. For a poem to be good, it must use pathos.