Answer:
93. d
94. C
95. C
96. d
97. C
98. C (I'm not sure)
99. a
100. a
101. regret
102. listening
103. writing
104. to close
105. crying
106. to win
107. he began to play is correct, but if the the to is not with play, it would be playing
108. to play (I'm not sure of this one)
109. C
110. C
111. b. you should practice speaking English that is.
Using fancy words isn't the way to impress. Since you're asking other people for some words, there's a higher chance that you'll accidentally use them wrong. What you're saying is what matters. Whether or not you're able to get your point across is what matters and using "fancy" words isn't going to help with that. I bet what you have is great. Just make sure you're getting your point across and you'll be fine.
Answer:
When you write an essay, you need to follow a specific format that involves complicated parts. But when you write a speech, there aren't many rules, and you can write things from your point of view/opinion
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