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If you're in connections academy and need help with English 10 A then I can help with any lesson!

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I Do ! oh my god im in english 10 A too! YESH

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lol what lesson?

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um a couple actually. im going to fan you first.

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mostly the essays and stuff.

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thank you!

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haha no thank you!

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and okay, i will see what i can do.

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ok right now im on the expository essay rough draft.

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im doing redos cause i have a 43....

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oh dang, um what lesson is that?

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4 lol

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okay, i need the unit too

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i want to get my grade up as much as possible before January

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i understand lol

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it says Unit 4 lesson 4.

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thats not in the grade book. go to the very end, and see if its skipped.

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huh?

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here ill give you the url

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https://www.connexus.com/content/chrome/online/lessonViewer.aspx?header=true&idCourse=27165&idUnit=20913&idLesson=252193&page=1&idWebuser=1064261&idSection=269298&self=True&menu=off&resizeWindow=true

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can you view that or no?

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the lesson that your on, go to the very end. it doesnt show it in the grade book so it must be skipped. and i cant view that. take a screen shot of it.

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Throughout this unit, you will create an expository essay. Expository writing presents information or offers an explanation. You will select your own subject; however, it must be related to the literary works or authors you’ve studied so far.

Read p. 244–251 in Writing with Power.
Complete Project Prep on p. 244 to draft a thesis statement. Be sure to use the information you’ve collected and created thus far.
Draft an introduction for your essay. Use the Here’s How box on the top of p. 245 as a guide to creating your introduction.
Using the organizer you created in Lesson 3, draft the body of your essay. Follow the order of organizer and include all of the points you listed. Be sure you provide smooth transitions from sentence to sentence and paragraph to paragraph. This will make editing your essay later on a little easier.
Draft the conclusion of your essay. Your conclusion needs to leave a lasting impression on your audience, so use a clincher sentence that will stick in the mind of your audience. A clincher sentence refers to an idea in the introduction and fixes the mind of the reader on the main idea of the essay.
Click on the link below to access the online textbook. https://www.connexus.com/extra/ThirdPartyProviders/perfection_Learning/WWP_10_SE_ebook/#?page=218 I cant screen shot so here it is

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i just checked, this lesson is skipped. What teacher do you have?

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Michele Harris?

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dang, that might be why, i have Alison Wright. So for me, it is skipped.

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ok ill see if i have any others and see if you have them skipped or not.

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what about unit 3 lesson 4?

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a multi-media rough draft

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that one is skipped for me too, the only ones i have are the Compare-and-Contrast Essay Portfolio and Personal Narrative Portfolio.

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Oh i need the personal narrative!

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thats it lol

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Okay i can send you a copy of mine but you can't copy it. Its just to help you. If you copy it then we will both get in trouble.

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i know cause thats plagiarism

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yes, lol whats your email?

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im not gonna get you in trouble i wont my email is xchickmagnetxbabex@gmail.com
dont judge

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lol okay i wont.

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haahahah thanks for the help!

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Just sent it and you're welcome!

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i got it!

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great!

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so i can talk about relationship ok. cool thanks!

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i guess it makes sense cause its personal

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Yeah and you're welcome! Just come back to this question if you need anymore help with any lessons. I have all the answers.

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sweet! even the fnial test?

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I'm not quite done with that yet, still working on it but I'll let you know when I'm done with it.

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ok great! i think i actually have the answers to it if you need them. from another post

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I think i know what you're talking about, if its the same one then they were different questions.

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But could you send me the link so i could check?

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tagged ya in it

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yup, those were the wrong ones.

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oh ok. sorry bout that

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thanks tho!

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yep! ill be in touch. got to go work on my narraticve lol bye

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bye! good luck!

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thank you!

Answer 56

can you help me with lesson 12 unit 6 please

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1. The most ironic thing about Van der Vyver's reaction to the death of the young black boy is (1 point)
(0 pts) his stoic appearance as he stands at the gravesite.
(0 pts) the money provided by the farmer for an elaborate funeral.
(1 pt) his emotional breakdown and tears after telling what happened.
(0 pts) the honesty shown by the farmer when making his confession.

2. Read the following sentence from "The Moment Before the Gun Went Off."
He knows that the story of the Afrikaner farmer—regional Party leader and Commandant of
the local security commando—shooting a black man who worked for him will fit exactly into
their version of South Africa, it's made for them.
Which of the following sentences best explains the irony implied by this sentence?
(1 point)
(0 pts) Van der Vyver does not enjoy his role as a Party leader and Commandant.
(0 pts) South African laws will help Van der Vyver avoid jail time for his role in the boy's
accidental death.
(1 pt) Van der Vyver is not a typical South African farmer; he feels remorse and takes
responsibility for the accident.
(0 pts) South African farmers are stereotyped as harsh and uncaring and Van der Vyver's role
in the accident makes for a good story.

3. At the end of "The Moment the Gun Went Off," the author reveals the surprising truth about the
young black boy's parentage. What type of irony does this represent? (1 point)
(0 pts) tragic
(0 pts) verbal
(0 pts) dramatic
(1 pt) situational
4. Choose the definition below that matches the bold word in the following sentence: "The Moment Before theGunWentOff"

The young black callously shot through the negligence of the white man was not the farmer’s boy; he
was his son. (1 point)
(1 pt) heartlessly
(0 pts) greedily
(0 pts) deliberately
(0 pts) accurately
1 /1 point
True or False
5. Over-using to be verbs can weaken a sentence. (1 point)
(1 pt) true
(0 pts) false

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what about the unit test?

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Do you have the english final exam?

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do any of you still have the answers the final exam