Yes, it does. Although benevolence can also be used as an adjective, you can show your benevolence, and in that case, it will be like a noun.
Hope this helps :)
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Make sure to look at the capitalization. If there is a capital letter after another capital letter, it is probably the beginning of the next sentence.
Fully punctuated sentence:
Look! Half the eggs are broken. <== this is the grammatically correct sentence
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
Try this site called The muse it gives guidelines for editing writing
Answer:
1. April 24th 1967
2.) 18
3.) susan elinoise
4.) to forestall the inevitable criticism that female writers cannot write convincingly from the perspective of males.
Explanation:
It takes determination and a positive mindset to keep yourself productive in this day and age, to live effectively you must work hard to get a good job, to provide for yourself and your family.
