My guess would be A.<span>It causes the lines to stand out so the reader reflects on their importance. But I'm only 98% sure on that so don't just rely on my answer lol. I still hope it helped a bit! Good Luck! :)</span>
Yes you can use we to refer to the audience, with you in it, because using we groups together a group, like "We the people..."
Your answer is: Yes.
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Contrast: Insects may have entered a cool home and earthworms would have escaped to under the cool soil.
Compare: They both may have gone to a chilly area from their instincts.
The initial results seemed promising, but the final effects were kind of disappointing.
In the given sentence above, the unnecessary qualifier that needs to be removed is "kind of". It is an informal expression which is usually used as meaningless fillers. So, the final sentence will be:
The initial results seemed promising, but the final effects were disappointing.
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What do you mean? how am I supposed to answer ? there isn't main question.. sorry for bothering or if i didnt understand!
