<span>A lot of high school English programs are not efficient when it comes to preparing students for college. For instance, my brother took easy courses during high school so when he got into college, he flunked English. My sister on the other and thought she was taking real hard courses at her high school, but when she came to a State University, she flunked as well. </span>
<span>The sentence which contains correct punctuation is: The Mitchells traveled to Blantyre, Malawi. This task is devoted to one of the most essential punctuation rules in grammar that is connected to cities and states. When you want to mention some location in your sentence, you always should use a comma to separate a city from its state. Do not forget to put a comma after the state. For example: My grandparents live in Akron, Ohio.</span>
<span>In the summer of 2008, someone very close to me was drinking out of control. So I took him to a young person’s meeting. To be sure, it was not. It was filled with creepy 50-60 year old men, chain smoking and glaring at the young new hopeful twenty something’s who still had no self esteem. I was horrified.</span>
Since <em>ostentatious </em>and <em>modest </em>are antonyms, their meanings are completely opposite, we need to find a pair of words which also denote something different. The correct answer is reticent:talkative, because reticent is shy, and talkative is obviously not.
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logical fallacies? i think
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