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grigory [225]
1 year ago
14

Drag each tile to the correct box.

English
1 answer:
nadya68 [22]1 year ago
8 0

The matchup are:

  • introduces the author's thesis- improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."
  • Provides evidence in support of the author's thesis- "Other studies show that playing an instrument improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."
  • Restates the author's thesis -"Other studies show that playing an instrument improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."
<h3>What is restates the thesis?</h3>

A thesis restatement is known to be a kind of declarative sentence that helps to restates the main point of any given essay.

Note that It is said to be first sentence seen in the concluding paragraph

Therefore, The matchup are:

  • introduces the author's thesis- improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."
  • Provides evidence in support of the author's thesis- "Other studies show that playing an instrument improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."
  • Restates the author's thesis -"Other studies show that playing an instrument improves critical-thinking and socializing skills."

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