What does it means to you to dress for success? explain this in a narrative type.

What effect do the underlined words " George remained as lonely as a single palm in a desert oasis " have on the reader

Can you think of a time when you successfully used a logical

Although William Bradford and Robert Frost both explore the theme of "discovery," what differences do you notice in how the authors relate this theme?

Identify the nouns (common and proper) in the sentence below. Charles mailed the letter to his best friend in Wyoming.

Which of the following is an example of foreshadowing in "The Lottery"? A, black box and its condition B, Mr. Summers with his jovial nature C. kids gathering stones at the beginning of the story D. the pieces of paper blowing in the wind

Which statement below is true of phrases? A. They cannot stand alone because they are missing a subject, a verb, or both. B. They cannot be connected to other phrases. C. They can stand alone because they have subjects and verbs. D.

2. What is the preposition in the sentence? The bridge carried people across the Thames River. A. people B. carried C. bridge D. The phrase "across the Thames River" relates back to the subject. The word "across" introduces the prepositional phrase.

Read the sentence below, and then answer the question. The principal paused for a long moment, and then he spoke quietly. "I would council you to rein in your emotions and think about what led you to this decision.

When Danielle came home from school, she asked her dad to autograph her report card. Danielle's dad took one look at the report card, smiled, and gladly handed the autographed report card to Danielle.

Mrs. Gibbs stringing invisible beans is an example of