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1.to move with a rapid sweeping stroke: to whisk the dishes off the table. 2. to sweep with a whisk broom or brush. 3. to draw, snatch, etc., lightly and rapidly: to whisk a child from danger. 4. to whip to a froth, as eggs, or blend, as a sauce, using a whisk.
Explanation:
Example, is your answer because an example is a type of real-life or imaginary scenerio
Answer:
Did you now that National Rabbit Week is in July? Rabbit Week is a celebration of rabbits as family pets.
Explanation:
The first two have an apostrophe in pets, which doesn't fit this type of sentence. The last option doesn't make sense as that wouldn't be a reason for the holiday to be in July.
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The author definitely think emojis are good. The author said "They can be a lot of fun and a good way to show someone how you feel without using words." which expresses she/he likes emojis very much!
(P.S. My twin is here, so we are gonna have the same answer. Her username is eternalvanimelda27!) And I don't understand the 'race mode' means.
It matters the subject or requirement. Learning can be good when you are learning something big and important and learning can be bad when learning bad habits and more. Hope this answers your question :D