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Explanation:
A topic sentence is a sentence, sometimes at the beginning of a paragraph, that states or suggests the main idea (or topic) of a paragraph.
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There was no question that John’s painting a huge, colourful, and ugly mural was the worst entry in the art exhibit.
Explanation:
I feel like there's only two added commas to this sentence. I hope this helps:)
The calf will stay close to the mother for one to two years to learn travel routes and the location of food, rest areas and warm water refuges.
Getting himself into a difficult situation.
The <u>passive voice</u> is formed by the verb <em>to be</em> into whatever tense needed and the past participle of the main verb. Whether to use the passive voice or not is a matter of style. However, some of the most frequent uses of the passive voice are:
- to report actions whose author is unknown
- to explain something within a scientific context
- to emphasize the action or its object instead of the doer of the action.
