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Literacy
Literacy is the ability to read, write, speak, and listen in meaningful and socially-acceptable ways. One who is able to do that is literate and those who can't are illiterate. Similarly, one can be computer literate or illiterate, depending upon the ability to use a computer. Questions about literacy are asked in this category.
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What does the messenger tell Jocasta in lines 967 through 977?
That Corinthians want Oedipus as their king because Polybus is dead
How do you read a obd-1 code reader?
Can you be more spacific about your problem? i mean you plug the plug into your obd1 outlet and the turn the key just before it cranks over then turn on unit and click read codes. It will give you a number and then you look up the number it gives you... SIMPLE
Therefore means - for that reason or cause; consequently or hence
Which of these questions should you ask when evaluating a primary source?
A primary source is someone who was there and saw the event. To judge the authenticity of the source, a person may ask details of the place, time, and what exactly they saw. They can then compare this to other sources.
How do you use the word seen in a sentence?
Have you seen Harold today?
My sister moved to New York 5 years ago and I haven't seen her since.
"When youth should be engaged in learning how to think for themselves, how can media telling them how and what to think be a good thing?"
Survey . . . Before reading
Paraphrasing . . . While reading
Summarizing . . . After reading
Why is reading fiction a waste of time?
It isn't. I guess some people say it is a waste of time because it isn't real stuff.
Is trainings an acceptable plural of training?
There is not really a way to make the word 'training' plural. It is in present tense, so you would say, "She is training." It might be that it needs to be worded differently, into "She trains" or "She trained." When writing a sentencing, you wouldn't say something like, "She does trainings." You should say something like "She trains a lot" or maybe "She does a lot of training."
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Impact of INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY revolution in India?
An increase in favorable economic conditions such as IT employment and e-commerce capabilities.
What should you try to do during the post-reading stage?
Relate the new information to your prior knowledge./////
Ah, what a lovely question! In the phrase "the sun rises," we have the vowels E, U, I, and E. Each vowel brings its own unique sound and beauty to the words, just like how each color on our palette adds depth and harmony to a painting. Keep exploring the world of words and sounds, my friend, and let your creativity shine bright like the sun!
Definition: 1. An inconsequential affair or relationship of short duration. 2. A quick flirtatious or amorous event.
Also Known As: casual relationship, fling, flirtation, liaison, one-night stand
An annotation is a comment or explanation. An annotated source, therefore, is a reference to a book or an article plus a comment about that source. For example, here's a source: For interesting discussions of English usage, see, H.W. Fowler, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage, Oxford University Press, 1926 [now, here comes the annotation].
"Fowler's English Usage," as it is known to its loyal fans, has been revised twice: the second edition (1965) was edited by Gowers (buy the paperback edition if you want this revision); the third edition (1996) was edited by Birchfield.
John Updike, the American novelist, panned the Birchfield edition, claiming that it was not really an edition of Fowler's work at all and that it should not have carried Fowler's name. Birchfield shot back a rebuttal, which was printed in subsequent printings of the "new" Fowler's Modern English Usage. For charm and idiosyncratic opinions, see the original 1926 edition or the second edition, 1965; for up-to-date scholarship about the topics covered, see the "new" 1996 third edition.
