Dude this is not a complete question be more specific...
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im confused on the context but since you put it under english, id assume you mean an essay? for essays if your given a week id strongly suggest you start writing and getting dont concrete evidence as soon as possible. know your claim going into the beginning and make sure to use your materials given to you. if you start a regular 5 paragraph essay on monday thats due at midnight on friday id give all of friday to be an editing day.
The phrase "citizen science project" is applied when citizens contribute to scientific researches.
Out of all the options, I would go with B. A Community Science Effort.
We can eliminate A because a regular community fair does not contribute to any scientific research and the last two, C and D do include science, but not any community work that would allow it to be called a citizen science project.
Please tell me if you need more help and I hope this helped you.
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I’m pretty sure it is neuroses
After reading each sentence, we can classify them as compound, complex, or compound-complex in the following manner:
- Compound-complex
- Simple
- Compound
- Complex
- Simple
<h3>Definition of the types of sentence:</h3>
- A simple sentence consists of a single independent clause. It presents a subject and a predicate, and it expresses a complete thought on its own. Example: Leyla enjoys diving.
- A compound sentence is formed when we join two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction. Example: Leyla enjoys diving and Eric enjoys swimming.
- A complex sentence is formed when we join an independent clause and a dependent one using a subordinating conjunction. The dependent clause does not express a complete thought on its own. Example: Leyla enjoys diving (ind.) when the weather is good (dep.).
- A compound-complex sentence is formed when we join two independent clauses and one dependent clause. Example: Leyla, who enjoys diving, does not like to surf, but she likes to swim.
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