How do i use this app?

click branily in connor and answer questions

Step-by-step explanation:

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Hi and welcome to Here you can ask questions about your homework and other people can answer them for you! You can also answer other people's questions to earn points, which you need to ask your questions. Your answers can get chosen "brainliest" when you answer other people's questions, which means your answer was the most helpful. You can also level up when you get a certain number of brainliest answers and points. When asking a question, you can attach a photo to help people answer and the number of points you want to give to people who answer it. (They only get half of what you give, though, so if you give 10 they get 5). You can see recently asked questions on the home page and filter the content to any subject you like. You can also give "thanks" to answers and rate them 1-5 stars, as well as clicking the little crown in the corner to mark "brainliest!" And you can report questions/answers/comments if inappropriate. At the top right, you can see a notification bell, which tells you if your questions have been answered, who said thank you, who sent a friend request, if you leveled up, if a question/answer you followed got deleted, and more. The "FREE TRIAL" is just to remove ads and you don't really need it to be honest. You can also change your profile picture and other things. Make sure not to post meaningless or troll answers/questions because you can get banned and eventually your account can get deleted. You can also comment on questions and answers, and if you want to "unfollow" a question to stop receiving notifications, click the bell on the bottom right. At the top, there is a search bar so you can search for any question you have that might already exist. There's much more, but if you have any more questions, feel free to ask me in the comments or email me at sizzlyadri (at outlook .com) I hope this helps you! Good luck and have a great day. ❤️✨

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