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Answer: C ! It’s another word for his royal staff.
Explanation:
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technology is a win, if you use it the right way
Explanation:
As the years go on, it is becoming more and more obvious that we are relying heavily on technology. it is becoming the core on how the world works. factories use technology instead of people for bigger profits and less error. computers are used to track data, make accurate predictions and give calculations to researchers and scientists, saving time and effort. the medical field relies on technology to improve the quality to human life, especially to those who are less fortunate than others and can't do things like moving or talking. To add to all that, we use technology everyday right at our fingertips. Our phones could be the first thing we look at when we wake up, and the last thing we look at before going to sleep. It is with us 24/7, giving us access to talk to the people next door, the next block down, or the next continent over. Because we have resources like the internet, we can learn so much more than ever before, at a much faster time too. The problem with technology though, is the addiction to it, like through phones and computers. we live such a fast life through scrolling endlessly through websites and apps that we forget our surroundings, and time can slip by fast. but this setback does not automatically determine technoloy as a bad thing, but rather as another lesson need to be learned in life. through the right usage, technology has proven and will continue to prove that it is one of the best creations known to man.
The correct is answer is A: The main idea of your essay
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Explanation:
1.1 Julius was watching the same Tv program all day.
1.2 They were dancing along with the crowds of supporters.
1.3 the dog was running in the garden and damaged the flowers.
1.4 I attended my school, even though it wasn't nice weather.
1.5 She is doing Jason's homework for him.
