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1. toon allain 3 NOMNOS Answer onl AMOS d badlo? 21-34? only Bratty Brainty w Svi​

Answer:

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2. 11. A duwende likes to play with my brother Caloy. I’ve never really see this duwende, but I’m sure he’s right there. 12. When I see Caloy mumbling to himself, I know that the duwende is there, talking to him.13. They can play this silly game on and on and on. And his brother wonders why the duwende never shows himself to him. He enjoys playing with Caloy, who is such a bratty playmate. 14. Caloy started spinning his box and the marbles went rolling and bumping and snaking inside. He seemed very happy. 15. You can be of help to people with special needs. Your kind words and appreciation of what they can do are already enough to lift them up as well as their loved ones. 16. How could everyone guess what was inside the wrapped package? Well, easily. If the package came from Mrs. Eva Cruz, inside you'll find a pair of shoes! Gifts, prizes, awards, and any reward from Mrs. Cruz. 17. When Mrs. Eva Cruz was a little girl, her family was very poor but happy. Her parents had not finished grade school so they couldn’t get good jobs, even if they were very hardworking. 18. I told Inang that we are required to wear a white dress and white shoes for our graduation. But, I am worried this will be a big problem for the family19. So, can you guess why Eva - Mrs. Cruz or Mrs. Shoes - loves giving shoes to everyone?20. If you were Mrs. Cruz, with all the fortune in the world, will you also share your gifts to others especially those in great need? ​A. FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW B. SECOND PERSON POINT OF VIEW C. THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW

Answer:

11 A

12 c

13 a

14 b

15 c

16 a

17 b

18 b

19 a

20 c

3. What's more to do?Directions: Analyze the basic elements of the sample artide below. This will serveas your guide in writing a feature article.1When Kids Get "Pasaway" - (1)By Jasmine Barrios - (2)My husband and I are blessed with two great daughters. They may have gained theirgenes from the same parents were raised in the same home and given the sameparental support and guidance. But they are turning out to be totally distinct individualsOur eldest lived her first two years with her grandma who is quite a spoler. Thankfullyher bratty tendencies were nipped in the bud. She heeds to reasons and tries to graspwhy things do not always have to go her way.Our younger child is getting to be strong-willed. The pasaway" signs showed early ininfanthood. She ignores us when she does not feel like being obedient walking awaywhen she does not want to hear what we say. And insisting on what she wants despiteknowing the consequences. She really stands her ground.Parents are here to primarily for loving guidance. Discipline need not be harsh all thetime. It is tricky balance between positive affirmation, kindness and firmnessBaby and Childcare guru of the '60s Dr. Benjamin Spock points out that parents canbe firm and friendly at the same time. "A child needs to feel that his mother and father.however agreeable, have their own rights, know how to be fimm, wont let him beunreasonable or rude. - (3)Discipline can really be a hard task and heart-wrenching at times but sometimes toughlove is the way to go to equip our children to face the real world and most of all, buildgodly character. They may hate us for a while but they would realized the wisdom behinddiscipline when the right time comes. As Lola Nidora says. "Sa tamang panahon (4)11111​

Answer:

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Explanation:

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4. as your guide in writing a feature an + By Jasmine Barrios - (2) 等 1 1 1 1 # 2 五 1 3 3 1 "When Kids Get “Pasaway" - (1) My husband and I are blessed with two great daughters. They may have gained their parental support and guidance. But they are turning out to be totally distinct individuals. genes from the same parents, were raised in the same home, and given the same her bratty tendencies were nipped in the bud. She heeds to reasons and tries to grasp Our eldest lived her first two years with her grandma who is quite a spoiler. Thankfully why things do not always have to go her way. Our younger child is getting to be strong-willed. The "pasaway signs showed early in infanthood. She ignores us when she does not feel like being obedient, walking away when she does not want to hear what we say. And insisting on what she wants despite knowing the consequences. She really stands her ground. time. It is tricky balance between positive affirmation, kindness and firmness. Parents are here to primarily for loving guidance. Discipline need not be harsh all the be firm and friendly at the same time. "A child needs to feel that his mother and father, Baby and Childcare guru of the '60s Dr. Benjamin Spock points out that parents can 3 掌 1 1 1 1 1 however agreeable , have their own rights, know how to be firm, won't let him be unreasonable or rude. - (3) Discipline can really be a hard task and heart-wrenching at times but sometimes tough love is the way to go to equip our children to face the real world and most of all, build godly character. They may hate us for a while but they would realized the wisdom behind discipline when the right time comes. As Lola Nidora says, "Sa tamang panahon". (4)​

Answer:

1. title

2. byline

3. body

4. conclusion

Explanation:

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