Answer:
I believe the answer is "when" because that makes the most sense in the sentence.
Explanation:
" When going to college--even a public college-- is becoming more and more expensive."
"<span>It may be one, none, or multiple of the sources we listed" I would just make that part shorter. Make it something like "It could be any of the sources we listed" instead. It didn't make sense with how you listed them and it seems like you're just trying to add more words to meet the quota. </span>
Explanation:
They would act like jealous or something if they saw everyone in a group accept they were the only one and they would act sad
The difference between a compound sentence and complex sentence is that a compound sentence has two independent clauses (clauses that could stand alone) and a complex sentence has one independent clause and one dependent clause.
The answer would be "descriptive" words, or if you're looking for a more broad answer, it would be "imagery". :)
