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I can answer any questions on grammar and writing, creative writing, or literature. If you are doing it for your English or Language Arts class, I should be able to give you a hand. I can also help with poetry analysis.
I have taught 8th, 9th, and 10th grade English and Literature, and Communications. And, oddly, 7th grade Math! I am presently a school librarian.
BA in Secondary Education BA in English MFA in Creative Writing
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In any sentence, the subject is what we are talking about and the predicate is what the subject is doing... My brand new basketball got a real workout. We are talking about the basketball. Basketball
Has is the verb, and in this case its role is more than a linking verb. It functions as if it is an action verb. Think of a football player and the sentence 'He has the ball". TEchnically his act of
Sorry I did not get back to you sooner. I was away from computers for the weekend. When answering these questions about a question, first you should turn it back into a statement. Where does the
Trick? No, not tricks. But are there skills to learn to help you. ABSOLUTELY! You don't mention exactly what you are trying to learn so I can't be specific but my number one study skill has always
Speeches are developed the same way as a good essay, except you must perform it for an audience. What does she want to do if she could fly? To begin she needs three really good reasons for wanting

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