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why do writers use transitions?(1 point)

to provide facts.

to state a claim.

to connect ideas.

to explain a counterclaim.


which transition word or phrase signals the cause in a cause and effect relationship?(1 point)

finally

therefore

as a result
 
due to


which transition word or phrase signals the author is providing more information?. select two answers.(1 point)

too

as a result

further

after all

again



why is it important to vary sentence structure and use effective transitions in an argument? select two answers.(1 point)

to keep the reader interested

to make the ideas clear

to identify causes and effects

to make counterclaims weaker

to repeatedly state your claim


use the sentence to answer the question.

many animals are not kept in their natural habitats at zoos, \_\_\_\_\_\_\_, they do not act as they would in nature. 

which word or phrase should be used as a transition?

(1 point)

due to

consequently

as

because



help please someone
1. to connect ideas
2. due to
3. too and further
4. to keep the reader interested and to make the ideas clear
5. consequently
technical vocab – phil 1010 lecture 2 key: terms – \_\_\_ topics – \_\_\_ important – \_\_\_  what is an argument? o arguments are statements that represent an inference. o premises are statements that support a conclusion.  what is an inference? o inferences are thoughts that we believe is true.  inferences can take place conscious or unconsciously. o inferences are implicit while arguments are explicit. o implicit thoughts are implied, suggested, or understood but not directly expressed. o explicit thoughts are usually overly expressed.  sentences & statements o sentences are grammatically correct string of words. o declarative sentences can be either true or fa comm212 – lecture 1 (frederick tobin) chapter 1 introduction oral communication based on: a context (why? where? when? whom?) 1. a message transmitted (verbal, non-verbal, tone)  encoding thoughts to communicate a message  message communicated through channels (how do we communication: oral, written…)  why is the message transmitted? to inform, persuade, explain  mainly, it is to impact the receiver 2. message decoded/decoding  filter through personal values, beliefs, cultural, education, experience, emotions (biases, perspective)  cultural barriers: low-context: low importance on context, time is important/being direct (n-a, w e 修改為正確的句子
1. what does selina want we need to know
>>>we need to know what selina wants. 這裡名詞子句是受詞不能放在句首 也不需放助動詞

2. what jones needs is a new house. 這句是正確的 這裡名詞子句是主詞故放在句首 名詞子句是不需放助動詞 除非否定 如 what jones doesn"t　need is a new house.　而且位置是如一般句　而非標準問句形式　what jones needs 當名詞用故句尾加句點　而非問號

修改成一個完整句子
3. (who is coming to the party?) i do not know.
＞＞ i do not know ｗho is coming to the party.　如第一題　而且句首非問句形式　所以加句點　　如果改為　do you know ｗho is coming to the party? 則加問號　　

4. (why did they give up their daughter?) is a secret.
＞＞why they gave up their daughter is a secret.　如第二題　ｗｈ作為名詞子句就整個當名詞用　已不再是問句了　適用所以不再標準問句形式

1.疑問詞為首的名詞子句需要放助動詞嗎　如上解釋

2.還有未來式為首的名詞子句要如何修改 will
where she will go is a secret place. 和上述句子一樣放標準未來式句子的位置 what makes science and pseudoscience different is the way that they are meant to find out details about different things. there are some people who make use of pseudoscience when they would like to find evidence that will support the claims dear student,

anaphora : the use of a word referring back to a
word used earlier in the chapter is known as anaphora meaning the
use of synonyms to refer to one single thing
repetition is the simple repeating of a word, within a
sentence or a poetical line, with no particular placement of the
words
metaphor is an implied simile it is different from
simile because like similes they do not state that one thing is
like another or acts as another but takes that for granted and
proceeds as if the two things were one

â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹regards i've got a lot of theories about these. the alice and edward one i think edward is going behind bella's back and making sure with alice that she's still going to be a vampire, and since alice is on bella's side, she says "i do. excellent." as in yes, she's not changing her mind. edward's "you're so small" comment, yeah, obviously alice. "why am i covered in feathers?" not a clue..... ancient vampire wedding ritual? j/k, lol. the bella to mike one is totally her being sarcastic. maybe one of her friends took lauren as a date and when mike told her that that friend isn't going because of lauren she was kind of relieved. tanya's little greeting makes me think that something happens like when jacob's out running, he meets up with tanya, and tanya's all trying to defend her property and all fighting and stuff, when jacob's all, 'go ahead, kill me.' and gets all hysterical like with charlie at the end of eclipse, and starts muttering stuff about the cullens, and tanya teams up with him to go crash the wedding, (since of course, he knows where it is,) so she can get edward and he can get bella, which brings us back to "ah, edward. i've missed you." told you these were long.... yes, emmett is being sarcastic. bella, right before the wedding, or when alice is planning her bachelor party, perhaps a few weeks in advance. lol, though, it's kinda funny. no, i don't think they would change charlie. actually, i think that bella (since she hates blood in her human life,) totally skipped the newborn phase and since charlie's never seen her play baseball before and wouldn't see a difference, she's really fast now since she's a vampire, they get together for a little game. if you've sat through this whole thing, wow, i'm surprised. go team edward!!! It might even be a good idea to have a page where people translating a certain article could talk about disagreements or whatever. At least for longer articles. university of california davis prof: alissa shubb intro to public speaking cmn 001 public speaking criterion ● public speaking situations ○ communicative intention ie. inform, persuade, entertain ○ unintended speaking ○ multiple listeners immediacy effect ● when engaging with the speaker you become more engaged in the message ○ increases the significance of the message and how well it gets across delivery style ● formal ○ written out and memorized/ read (manuscripted) ● impromptu ● extemporaneous confrontation reaction ● physiological reaction ○ adrenaline (fight or flight reaction) ○ spikes at the moment you see the audience and then begins to dissipate in 90s anticipation reaction ● maybe the person responsible for reporting your answer was offended by some of the suggestions on the page. i have several disabilities, but they are not 'defects' or 'drawbacks' or 'weaknesses' and i am certainly not an 'invalid'. these are words that probably would have been commonplace twenty years ago, but they're no longer really considered to be pc when talking about disability.

and quite why 'incompetency' is listed as a synonym for it is completely beyond me.

"physically challenged" and "differently abled" aren't technically correct for a vast number of disabilities. none of my disabilities challenge me physically in any way whatsoever.

or maybe, just maybe, they were offended that the "wiki" link was wrong. it should be wiktionary, not wikitionary. it's wikipedia's version of a dictionary, and it should rhyme with dictionary. some people have not been equipped with the coping or social skills to create and maintain healthy relationships. yet, one can develop social skills by accepting that although a group of people are related by blood, they are not automatically healthy or beneficial for all. 
one can create new, healthy relationships by reshaping their outlook, possibly with the help of therapy, and taking up new hobbies for adults....joining co-ed groups to meet both males and females and not only will this be fun, but this will provide the healthy socialization adults benefit from. some people are introverts, which psychology has adjusted to mean where u get ur energy from. like, an extrovert get energy and life from interacting with lots of people and feels uplifted and empowered by this, whereas introverts can actually be social as well, but prefer limitied amounts as too much interaction makes them feel drained. it does not mean the socially awkard kid who people have only say one word, two years ago, sitting in the basement with no friends.