That statement is True.
When you become addicted to a certain substance, your body would constantly crave the sensation that the substance create.
During the withdrawal process, the body wouldn't be able to get what it wants, so it would create a reaction that is the opposite from the effect of the substance in order to make you relieve it by consuming the substance.
Answer:
A letter to your grandfather informing him on your intention to spend the holiday with him .telling him the interesting places I wish to visit with him is written below in detail.
Explanation:
Dear grandfather,
how are you doing? hope you are doing good and very well.
and what about your work? hope it's also going good.
actually, I desire to inform you that my summer vacations are conforming to commence.
so I want to spend time with you.
hope you will not say no.
I am presuming only yes from you and my mum too.
so please finish your all activities and soon I come there.
even I want to travel to new places and do something adventuresome with you.
so please finish your all works and I soon come there.
your grandson
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I'm assuming that you want this in the form of Harvard Referencing.
[Author Surname], [Author Initial.] ([Year Published]) [Title].[Publication Title], [Volume number]([Issue number]), [Pages Used].
All you have to do now is fill in the gaps:
Nuna, T and Walker, S . (2014). <span>[Title].[Publication Title], [Volume number]([Issue number]), [Pages Used].
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Since, however, the title, publication title, volume number, issue number and the pages used are left out of the question, I have left these in brackets. If you know them, you can simply fill them in yourself, or tell me them and I will add them in. </span>
I am assuming that this question is asking you to correct this sentence. Here is the revised sentence: "You forgot that you took my blanket too."