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Alanna also demonstrates her language comprehension skills every day. On October 29, during Sarah’s letter lesson, Alanna was given three-step directions. She successfully followed them and completed the activity. This is above average for a three year old, since following three step directions in order is a challenge for them. On October 30, during Brianna’s triangle lesson, Brianna counted to three out loud. Alanna imitated Brianna’s tone and counted to three with the exact voice as Brianna…

naming ionic, covalent, and acid compounds all differ because ionic compounds first name the cation then the anion while the covalent compounds second element is written with an -ide ending and finally acid compounds first syllable of anion has the suffix "-ic". We use the greek prefixes such as "di-" and "tri-" when the number of atoms in an element. A monatomic ion consists of a single atom. If that ion consists of more than one atom even if it's the same element its called a polyatomic ion.…

After doing research, Dorothy H. Andersen of Columbia University, noticed the damage that cystic fibrosis did to the pancreas and lungs, she then gave cystic fibrosis its’ name. The root word for cystic is cyst and the suffix is ic. The root word for fibrosis is fibr and the suffix is osis, which is an abnormal condition. Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease. “An individual must inherit two non-functioning CF genes – one from each…

understand how and why the drugs interact and make it easier to understand materials in pharmacy school's second year. For med-vocab quizzes, not only I should study to pass the quiz, but I definitely apply it in understanding the medical terms based on suffix, prefix and word…

combined for a reduction of the total number of syllables with words hella and payce. Partial words use only part of the word to show the whole word such as cuz, feds, popo, and po. When the ending of a word is replaced with a new suffix it is called replacement suffix. Some examples would be hizzle, rizzle, shizzle, and tizzle. These slangs could go on and on because over thousands of them exist. “Hip Hop has helped hundreds of individuals find a way to express themselves…

Hamlet’s first soliloquy is an example of Shakespeare’s motif of garden imagery and a theme of corruption in the play. In this passage, Hamlet is talking to himself after the Queen and Claudius ask why he is acting so strangely. He goes on to lament that suicide is against God’s law, then describes his life as “an unweeded garden / that grows to seed; things rank and gross in nature / possess it merely” (1.2.135-137). I believe Shakespeare writes Hamlet comparing his life to a garden full of…

well water and the fourth item springwater For the bar color choose the darkest green Type in the correct average values 20 for a minimum value and 15 as a maximum value Choose yes for showvalues For type choose value No prefix but see them for suffix For the position choose in outside top For the font size choose 14 Choose black labeling color. But no background…

Introduction The writing sample used in this analysis is from a young English Language Learner’s journal. The topic of the student wrote about is a current news event—bombings that occurred in New York and New Jersey in September of 2016. There is no verbal speech involved in this analysis, so I will be focusing solely the student’s writing. In order to understand the student’s comprehension of the English language through writing, I will have to look closely at the sample to see their…

The Power of Words Language has been an important part of human evolution since its creation. In many cases, it is inferred that language contributes to the genius of the human mind. This is because language is what allows us humans to think and imagine everything in the world. Therefore, every word we say to refer to anything; is a metaphor that our mind creates to refer to things in existence. The complexity of all this is that language evolves when the meaning of words change. This can…

Day 56 I. Revision • Tell which of the sentences are masculine, feminine and neutral gender: 1. Queen bee rests in her beehive. 2. One shoe is missing. 3. Earth rotates around the sun. 4. She is a very kind princess. 5. The waiter was very patient. 6. Akbar was the great Mughal emperor. 7. That is a pretty glowing jar. 8. There stand a beautiful black horse. 9. Peter is a great doctor. 10. The bed is round in shape. II. Importance of sharing and caring When you are caring towards someone, it…