She just keeps practicing it.
Explanation:
subject to scientific or grammatical analysis chemically analyze a specimen analyze a sentence.
Answer:
1. The student read <u>outside always.</u>
2. I saw your friend at the <u>park </u>this <u>afternoon.</u>
3. The beggar walked <u>on </u>the streets <u>alone</u>.
4. My Father asked the visitor to come <u>tonight</u>.
Explanation:
This is the most I can do now.
Place: Where and where too
Time: When and how often.
Manner: How and who where you with
<span>The three equivalent ratios are:
6/10
9/15
12/20</span>
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The most cohesive concluding sentence is that of option C - "If community members do not get involved with watching their own neighborhoods, they might be vulnerable to major and minor crimes."
This sentence seems to wrap up an essay far better than any of the others, and can even serve as a thesis statement.
Options B and D seem to be good supporting points/ideas for body paragraphs, while option A could serve as a good hook for the introductory paragraph. Option C serves best as a concluding statement.
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