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- The relative pronoun that- unlike which and who- never requires a comma because it is normally essential. true or false
- Which clauses require commas? essential or non essential?
- The flyover strategy requires you to look at title, transitions 1st sentence to recognize the main idea and where it is.
- How do you find the theme or lesson in a story or text? Look at the _________ and see what lessons can be learned.
- A statement that disproves a counter claim is called a? thesis, rebuttal, or counterargument
- Because Mrs. Knight nagged me all semester I eventually passed English III. What is the error?
- I heard her entire life story her boy troubles, her work troubles, her friend troubles, and her money troubles. Which punctuati
- Which pronoun can be replaced with him?
- Which pronoun can be replaced with he?
- Both complex and compound sentences join two independent clauses together.
- “He’s not a great athlete; he’s a fraud, a cheat and a liar. That’s why not everybody is ‘happy for Lance.'” Which logical fall
- Which rhetorical appeal appeals to our emotions? Logos, pathos, or ethos?
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