"What is the main idea of this passage?" This question can help provide a preview of the overall focus and structure of the passage, giving the reader a clearer understanding before diving into the details.
A person who trades labor for passage is called an indentured servant. These individuals would work for a specified period of time in exchange for their transportation to a new location, typically during the period of European colonization of the Americas.
If I could answer the question, than why would I be looking for question's solution on this site.
You could ask, "What are the current political trends and challenges facing [specific country/region]?"
Someone who had their trip to the united states paid for by a farmer in the colonies. This person would then have to work off their indenture for 4-7 years before they could become free. This allowed many immigrants from Europe to make it to the colonies who did not have enough money to do it themselves.
It depends on how you pronounce the abbreviation. You use "an" before a vowel sound, so if the abbreviation starts with a vowel sound, even if it does not start with a vowel, you would use "an" before it. For example, you would say "an SUV", because you would pronounce this "an ess you vee"--the letter "s" is pronounced "ess", and that starts with a vowel sound. An abbreviation that starts with a consonant sound is CEO, so you would say "a CEO", because that is pronounced "a see ee oh".
The best question to ask before ready an entire passage is who, what, when where and how. This will help you get an understanding of the meaning of the passage.
The reader would not ask "Where will the displaced animals from Hurricane Katrina find homes in Virginia?" before reading the article.
It is unconstitutional for a police officer to formally question a person before reading them their rights.
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It would be its main idea or theme.
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Yes. Otherwise I would not be reading your question, nor would I be answering it.
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We would need to know what the reading is to respond to this question.
Would like for me to answer that question? If you could and if you should, would you? He decided that he would answer the question.