I encourage you to make your own sentence, but here's an example:
<em>Even though life may be bad, just remember that when you have lemons, make lemonade. =)</em>
The answer is: C
In option A the writer talks about an assertion and in option B he expresses his disagreement with this assertion. <em>In option C, the writer clearly supports the claim that the American colonies could thrive independently from Britain.</em> Option D only extends the general idea.
A rail is the tracks the road is the streets.
2. Sally was ADVISED to rest by the doctor
3.Ben is HAVING his kitchen painted
4.Anna HAS her cookery book published.
5. A lot of money is SPENT each year
