Think and Do 1. There are times when we feel that we cannot go on and we hold ourselves back? There are reasons for this state o
f mind. The culprit most often is 'fear'. Fear from what? Make 5-6 groups and list a few of the fears we are all inundated with during crucial moments of action and decision making.
The most significant element is the fear of <u><em>failure</em></u>.
When attempting to take action or make a decision, most people consider what <u><em>other people</em></u> might think.
In the case of another individual, one is just <u><em>terrified </em></u>of the <u><em>effort required</em></u>to achieve a certain goal.
Putting <u><em>sacrificing </em></u>into <em>Action </em>may sometimes deter people from even attempting since they would want to <u><em>remain in their current state.</em></u>
Individuals have <u><em>apprehensions </em></u>of doing new things, but they don't realize that when they put themselves in <u><em>unfamiliar circumstances</em></u>, they generate new brain structures to deal with the situation.
the conjunctive verb in the sentence is consequently going by the definition of conjunction which is a word used to join two sentences the same concept is applied in this case only that the word is an adverb. if you look closely the group of words used before and after the adverb consequently can be described as sentences.
A run-on sentence usually occurs when two separate sentences or clauses are improperly combined. However, unlike sentence fragments, run-on sentences can still be technically grammatically correct. So technically the are bad.
