The words "house" and "home" have similar definitions, yet we tend to think of a "home" as a more warm and loving place than a "house." This difference in words is known as

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theme

connotation

symbolism

denotation

Then she compares her results, hoping to figure out the impact of daily watering on plants. (16) Does regular watering make plants healthy and tall, or does it not matter? Which of the following best replaces the word "it" in Sentence 16?

2) What step should occur after you have stirred a tablespoon of comstarch A) Squeeze out the lemon juice B) Add the beaten yolls of two eggs Pour it over the sugar and butter D Cover a plate with cracker crumbs

Which is the definition of the root qua

Which kind of clause modifies adjectives, verbs, or adverbs?

Which sentence uses who correctly? From who did you receive the call? Who did you call? Who is the person that I should call? To who are you speaking?

Judging from the above definition, which form of "venerate" is misspelled? A) venerate B) veneretion C) veneration D) venerating

Which verb is in the present perfect progressive form? A. has been sleeping B. are listening C. shall have been growing D. had been joking

Which sentence uses negatives correctly? A. Maggie hasn't ever been to our house, has she? B. Julia is hardly never angry at anyone. C. There weren't no instructions in the box. D. Logan wouldn't never go to that restaurant again.

What creates irony in a work of literature? a. the puns, wordplay, and other humorous devices b. the contradiction between appearance and reality c. the skill of the writer d. the characters' outrageous behavior

The stage in which you polish your writing and fix grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.