I think the first sentence is correct, and you should remove the word have in the second
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Why is it important to have a topic that is not too narrow?
A narrow topic will be difficult to find information and data about.
A narrow topic will be difficult to find information and data about.
Teachers will think students did not work hard enough it the topic is narrow.
Teachers will think students did not work hard enough it the topic is narrow.
A narrow topic will not be detailed enough to write a research report.
A narrow topic will not be detailed enough to write a research report.
Readers will not be interested in reading about a topic that is too narrow.
Explanation:
His wife, Erin, who'd put up with all the stuff lying around the garage while he worked on various ideas, encouraged him to pursue it. “When he started to talk about the doorbell, I thought, 'that's a good idea,'” she said. ... Siminoff thought he was onto something, too.
Answer:
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Explanation:
I think becuase the reader would have a better understanding of how Mac feels.
