Weegy: The sentence which "of" is used correctly: The bird flew north of the beach. User: The meaning of a word that has an emotion or attitude attached to it is the word's O A. origin. O B. definition. O C. denotation. O D. connotation. Weegy: When a word has an emotion or attitude attached to it that s the word's: connotation. User: Choose the sentence that has a compound predicate. O A. Swimming and golfing are Jim's favorite sports. © B. Sue and I will listen. O C. Sandy washed and ironed her clothes. O D. We went home to eat, and then I had to study. Weegy: The sentence that has a compound predicate is: Sandy washed and ironed her clothes. User: Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the italicized word? O A. Whose the record-holder for longest time spent juggling? © B. I prefer the candidate who's views agree with mine. O C. Who's going with me to pick up Delilah's birthday cake? O D. Fred, whose my cousin, still writes for the local newspaper. Weegy: The following sentence uses the correct form of the italicized word: *Who's* going with me to pick up Delilah's birthday cake? User: Which of the following book titles is capitalized correctly? O A. The era of Franklin D. Roosevelt: A brief history with documents O B. The Era of Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Brief History with Documents O C. The Era Of Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Brief History With Documents © D. The Era of Franklin D. Roosevelt: A brief history with documents (More)

Weegy: I studied The French Language in high school. -has an error in capitalization. User: Identify the complete subject in the following sentence: "In conclusion, the many historical attractions in Philadelphia draw thousands of tourists every year." O A. draw thousands of tourists every year O B. the many historical attractions in Philadelphia O C. In conclusion O D. historical attractions Weegy: The many historical attractions in Philadelphia -is the complete subject in the following sentence: ?In conclusion, [ the many historical attractions in Philadelphia draw thousands of tourists every year.? ] User: Which of the following should have a hyphen? O A. self evident O B. written quickly © C. American president 0 D. nineteen Weegy: Self evident should have a hyphen. User: The word cheerful would correctly complete which of the following statements? O A. Gladys looked when she heard the encouraging news. O B. Carolyn talked © C. Jonathan participated about her experience. in the holiday parade. O D. George laughed when his wife teased him. Weegy: Gladys looked -cheerful- when she heard the encouraging news. User: Unless they indicate action, what must follow the verbs look, sound, smell, and stand? O A. A preposition © B. A subject O C. An adverb © D. An adjective (More)

Weegy: A preposition must follow the verbs look, sound, smell, and stand. User: When choosing adjectives and verbs in your writing, it is best to be as O A. bland O B. extreme O C. specific O D. academic (More)

Weegy: When choosing adjectives and verbs in your writing it is best to be as specific as possible. User: Which of the following sentences has an error in capitalization? O A. The cruise ship crossed the Atlantic Ocean during very calm seas. O B. Maybe you've already heard the news: jamie and alex are going to have a baby! O C. Central Park is one of New York's features I would love to visit someday. O D. He looked at me carefully and stated, "Don't worry because I'm here." Weegy: Maybe you've already heard the news: Jamie and Alex are moving to Northern California! Is the sentence with an error in capitalization. User: The words abundant and rare are O A. correlative conjunctions. O B. connotations. c. synonums O D antonyms. Weegy: The words "abundant" and "rare" are antonyms. (More)

Weegy: The words "abundant" and "rare" are antonyms. User: Which of the following statements about synonyms is correct? O A. Thesaurus entries only list one synonym for every word. O B. Synonyms are words with similar denotations but different connotations. O C. Synonyms are words with the same connotative meanings. © D. Synonyms are perfectly interchangeable in all contexts. (More)