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ANSWER:

STANDING verb

present CONTINUOUS

EXPLANATION:

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ANSWER:

What you WANT to SAY?????? WRITE PROPERLY....

Answer:

A tree takes years together to grow to its full size. After sprouting out from the surface of the earth from a seed it grows gradually. Its root nurtures it by drawing nutrients from deep under the earth. Sunlight, air and water further NOURISH it. Out of its bark, tender green branches shoot out and LEAVES grow all over them. After a long SPAN of time, the tree stands so strong and sturdy that it can survive even the wounds inflicted with a knife. In fact, chopping and HACKING are not sufficient to kill it as the wounds get healed. Branches appear again even from the stump and in due course attain their original size. As long as the root of the tree remains intact under the earth, the tree keeps growing.

ANSWER:

RAMU is WALKING in the PLAYGROUND at the MORNING.

B. THREE months

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NEHA SAID that She had a NEW DRESS

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where is HIGHLIGHTED TERMS..........

ANSWER:

The CHILDREN SAW SHEEPS in the FIELD

Answer:

Nano Magazine pays tribute to a man of science, Professor Stephen Hawking.

Stephen Hawking was not only a role model and an inspiration for people who face adversity, but also for many people who are now scientists. He has done more to POPULARISE science than anyone, but aside from this, he has given hope to those who also face adversity in everyday life. He unfortunately PASSED away today on the 14th March, but he has left behind a legacy that will be REMEMBERED, just LIKE Einstein, NEWTON and other worthy scientists who are still remembered today.

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Answer:

PLEASE WRITE in PROPER SPACE

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ANSWER:

which SUBJECT is this QUESTION

Answer:

1. MAY the circus have been SEEN by us?

5. By whom will have the patient been treated?

ANSWER:

EXPLANATION:

This is the CHART

Answer:

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ANSWER:

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We use a variety of transition SIGNALS to fulfil a number of FUNCTIONS. You DO NOT NEED to use transition signals in every SENTENCE in a PARAGRAPH

Answer:

1)A GOOD Doctor

2)Start a Registered DISABILITY Savings Plan RDSP

3)CONNECT with a Support GROUP:group can be a great The Local Library:

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Explanation:

I CANT UNDERSTAND what you want from this question

Answer:

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and I FOLLOWED u for one more reason that is I also believe in indian army as IAM army persons DAUGHTER

Answer:

plz send thanks and brainliest and follow

Explanation:

Apropos the editorial, “Not a time to panic” (March 13), it is imperative to take action against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic but we are fearing an apocalypse and reacting accordingly in sheer madness. Conferences and public events have been cancelled, weddings postponed and schools have been closed fearing the SPREAD of the virus. Businesses did quite well out of the disease. The sales of respiratory masks, hand sanitisers, anti-fever medicines and similar drugs have skyrocketed. If we are to avoid the so-called ‘coronavirus apocalypse’, we need to be guided by evidence, science and collaboration, not hype, hyperbole and impulse.

S.S. Paul,

Chakdaha

Preventive measures

The focus now is only on containment, not prevention, especially with a vaccine still not in sight. Shutting down schools, cinemas, travel, etc. are short-term measures. These cannot continue for ever. The government and civic agencies should now focus on prevention, as any virus spreads through unclean environments and also destruction of environments. While there are rules and laws, implementation is extremely poor. So, we have garbage in public places, overflowing drains and sewage, polluted rivers and lakes and animals moving to human habitation. Forests and wildlife reserves are being destroyed to make way for highways, dams and resorts. Now, it is for the government to see how it can make India clean and green, rather than invite more such virus attacks.

G. Padmanabhan,

Bengaluru

Scientific outlook

We feel a deep sense of precariousness in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. We realise how fragile and vulnerable we are to outbreaks of infectious diseases. It is as if we are suddenly blindsided and brought to a standstill by the pestilence. Unsure of what will happen next, we often take a deep breath to calm our racing pulses.

The prognosis is for more people to be affected by the affliction in the coming days. The steep economic downturn and concomitant loss of jobs and incomes, economic distress and lowered quality of life due to the pandemic deepens the all-round gloom. Whether COVID-19 poses an existential threat to the human race or not, it has certainly become a very serious global health crisis. It is spreading rapidly, assuming alarming proportions and causing a lot of PSYCHOLOGICAL anxiety. It is of great comfort that COVID-19 is sparing children and over 98% of the patients recover. At the same time, we wish that old people too are not susceptible to the attack of the virus and all people recover.

A wide range of measures, from closure of borders, denial of visas, cancellation or postponement of sporting fixtures and cultural and religious events, suspension of tourism, ban on air travel, cancellation of hotel bookings, closure of schools and colleges, CINEMA halls, pubs, gymnasiums, museums, parks, resorts beaches and places of worship and pilgrimage, construction of more isolation units and SCREENING and quarantining and conversion of homes into workplaces are some measures being taken to cut the transmission chain and contain the pandemic. ‘Social distancing’ or staying away from others prevents the transmission.

It is a novel experience to watch matches being played in empty stadiums without spectators or behind closed doors. The chance of ‘external survival’ of the virus in the hot climate is said to be slim; but it is yet to be proved conclusively. However, it is reassuring to hear from China that the pandemic will be ‘over by June’ if countries take concerted action.

The pandemic should promote global cooperation and collaboration, make us aware of the FUTILITY of fighting among ourselves and tame our aggressive instincts, result in reduction of manufacture of arms and ammunition and make us more scientific in our thinking and lifestyle.

G. David Milton

ANSWER:

FAST, FASTER, fastest

EXCITING, more exciting, most exciting

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SUBJECT is we should VISIT RITA AUNTY

ANSWER:

MATHILDE had SEEN some bracelets

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EXCUSE me... i didnt UNDERSTAND the question...

ANSWER:

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ANSWER:

a. GREEK POET is a RIGHT answer

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The boy SAID that VINAY is leaving for the day

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In most cases, a word is BUILT upon at least ONE root. WORDS can have more than one prefix, root, or suffix. Some words have two SUFFIXES.

Answer:

Reasons You Should be Reading the Classics

You'll increase your vocabulary.

While you're at it, you'll also IMPROVE your social skills.

You'll be reading something of value.

Explanation:

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Answer:

it GOOD to answer as u know what HELP OTHERS so god will help u

ANSWER:

i will INFORM him about the CHANGE of plans.

this is ur answer....

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ANSWER:

The CONTRACTED FORM is: 'll. The contracted NEGATIVE form is: shan't.

ANSWER:

same DOUBT I TOOO have???

Answer:

they are

Explanation:

APROPOS the editorial, “Not a time to panic” (March 13), it is imperative to take action against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic but we are fearing an apocalypse and reacting accordingly in sheer madness. Conferences and public events have been cancelled, weddings postponed and schools have been closed fearing the spread of the virus. Businesses did quite well out of the disease. The sales of respiratory masks, hand sanitisers, anti-fever medicines and similar DRUGS have skyrocketed. If we are to avoid the so-called ‘coronavirus apocalypse’, we need to be guided by evidence, science and collaboration, not hype, hyperbole and impulse.

S.S. Paul,

Chakdaha

Preventive measures

The focus now is only on containment, not prevention, especially with a vaccine still not in sight. Shutting down schools, cinemas, travel, etc. are short-term measures. These cannot continue for ever. The government and civic agencies should now focus on prevention, as any virus spreads through unclean environments and also destruction of environments. While there are rules and laws, implementation is extremely poor. So, we have garbage in public places, overflowing drains and sewage, POLLUTED rivers and lakes and animals moving to human habitation. Forests and wildlife reserves are being destroyed to make way for highways, dams and resorts. Now, it is for the government to see how it can make India clean and green, rather than invite more such virus attacks.

G. Padmanabhan,

Bengaluru

Scientific outlook

We feel a deep sense of precariousness in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. We realise how fragile and vulnerable we are to outbreaks of infectious diseases. It is as if we are suddenly blindsided and brought to a standstill by the pestilence. Unsure of what will happen next, we often take a deep breath to calm our racing pulses.

The prognosis is for more people to be affected by the affliction in the coming days. The steep economic downturn and concomitant loss of jobs and incomes, economic distress and lowered quality of life due to the pandemic deepens the all-round gloom. Whether COVID-19 poses an existential threat to the human race or not, it has certainly become a very serious global health crisis. It is spreading rapidly, assuming alarming proportions and causing a lot of psychological anxiety. It is of great comfort that COVID-19 is SPARING children and over 98% of the patients recover. At the same time, we wish that old people too are not susceptible to the attack of the virus and all people recover.

A wide range of measures, from closure of borders, denial of visas, cancellation or postponement of sporting fixtures and cultural and religious events, suspension of tourism, ban on air travel, cancellation of hotel bookings, closure of schools and colleges, cinema halls, pubs, gymnasiums, museums, parks, resorts beaches and places of worship and pilgrimage, construction of more isolation units and screening and quarantining and conversion of homes into workplaces are some measures being TAKEN to cut the transmission chain and contain the pandemic. ‘Social distancing’ or staying away from others prevents the transmission.

It is a novel experience to watch matches being played in empty stadiums without spectators or behind closed doors. The chance of ‘external survival’ of the virus in the hot climate is said to be slim; but it is yet to be proved conclusively. However, it is reassuring to hear from China that the pandemic will be ‘over by June’ if countries take concerted action.

The pandemic should promote global cooperation and collaboration, make us aware of the futility of fighting among ourselves and tame our aggressive instincts, result in reduction of manufacture of arms and ammunition and make us more scientific in our thinking and lifestyle.

G. David Milton

Answer:

the FIFTH sister is cooking...

Explanation:

so that EVERYBODY can EAT

Answer:

how can we answer UR question U are GIVING only 5poinys increase the POINTS then I will answer

ANSWER:

SHYAM is CLEVER than RAM...

ANSWER:

The VERB is flew and it is past PARTICIPLE verb form.

ANSWER:

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so I REQUEST you please mark me brainliest.

ANSWER:

PLZ SEND THANKS AND FOLLOW AN BRAINLIESTPLZ SEND THANKS AND FOLLOW AN BRAINLIESTPLZ SEND THANKS AND FOLLOW AN BRAINLIEST

Explanation:

Answer:

Reading BOOKS is my hobby. I read only good and useful books. I read some good journals also. I get much useful knowledge from them. Reading gives me much pleasure. I can ENJOY the COMPANY of great writers by reading their works. I can learn from them, the good and noble things of LIFE. Good books are the best friends. They contain the wisdom of ages. They are an ENDLESS store of knowledge. We can learn a lot from them. They give us food for the mind. Reading books is the best of all hobbies. It is not very expensive. We can borrow books from libraries.

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ANSWER:

WEAR a thick jacket and sweater then GO out.

Explanation:

There are four TYPES of ENGLISH sentence, classified by their PURPOSE:

DECLARATIVE sentence (statement) INTERROGATIVE sentence (question) imperative sentence (command)

Answer:

Apropos the editorial, “Not a time to panic” (March 13), it is imperative to take action against the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic but we are fearing an apocalypse and reacting accordingly in sheer madness. Conferences and public events have been cancelled, weddings postponed and schools have been closed fearing the spread of the virus. Businesses did quite well out of the disease. The sales of respiratory masks, hand sanitisers, anti-fever medicines and similar drugs have skyrocketed. If we are to avoid the so-called ‘coronavirus apocalypse’, we need to be guided by evidence, science and collaboration, not hype, hyperbole and impulse.

S.S. Paul,

Chakdaha

Preventive measures

The focus now is only on containment, not prevention, especially with a vaccine still not in sight. Shutting down schools, cinemas, travel, ETC. are short-term measures. These cannot continue for ever. The government and civic agencies should now focus on prevention, as any virus spreads through unclean environments and also destruction of environments. While there are rules and laws, implementation is extremely poor. So, we have garbage in public places, overflowing drains and SEWAGE, polluted rivers and lakes and animals moving to human habitation. Forests and wildlife reserves are being destroyed to make way for highways, dams and resorts. Now, it is for the government to see how it can make India clean and green, rather than invite more such virus attacks.

G. Padmanabhan,

Bengaluru

Scientific outlook

We feel a deep sense of precariousness in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. We realise how fragile and vulnerable we are to outbreaks of infectious diseases. It is as if we are suddenly blindsided and brought to a standstill by the pestilence. Unsure of what will happen next, we often take a deep breath to calm our racing pulses.

The prognosis is for more people to be affected by the affliction in the coming days. The steep economic downturn and concomitant loss of jobs and incomes, economic distress and lowered quality of life due to the pandemic DEEPENS the all-round gloom. Whether COVID-19 poses an existential threat to the human race or not, it has certainly become a very serious global health CRISIS. It is spreading rapidly, assuming alarming proportions and causing a lot of psychological anxiety. It is of great comfort that COVID-19 is sparing CHILDREN and over 98% of the patients recover. At the same time, we wish that old people too are not susceptible to the attack of the virus and all people recover.

A wide range of measures, from closure of borders, denial of visas, cancellation or postponement of sporting fixtures and cultural and religious events, suspension of tourism, ban on air travel, cancellation of hotel bookings, closure of schools and colleges, cinema halls, pubs, gymnasiums, museums, parks, resorts beaches and places of worship and pilgrimage, construction of more isolation units and screening and quarantining and conversion of homes into workplaces are some measures being taken to cut the transmission chain and contain the pandemic. ‘Social distancing’ or staying away from others prevents the transmission.

It is a novel experience to watch matches being played in empty stadiums without spectators or behind closed doors. The chance of ‘external survival’ of the virus in the hot climate is said to be slim; but it is yet to be proved conclusively. However, it is reassuring to hear from China that the pandemic will be ‘over by June’ if countries take concerted action.

The pandemic should promote global cooperation and collaboration, make us aware of the futility of fighting among ourselves and tame our aggressive instincts, result in reduction of manufacture of arms and ammunition and make us more scientific in our thinking and lifestyle.

G. David Milton

Explanation:

Answer:

Ur QUESTION is INCOMPLETE DEAR....PLS complete ur Question ^_^

ANSWER:

NINA was not happy

Explanation:

because everyone was happy except Nina is marked in the above PASSAGE

A CLOCK is a device used to measure, keep, and indicate time. The clock is ONE of the oldest human inventions, meeting the need to measure intervals of time shorter than the natural units: the day, the lunar MONTH, and the YEAR. ... WATER clocks, along with the sundials, are possibly the oldest time-measuring instruments.

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