A topic sentence is a sentence that includes the main idea of the paragraph.
It is a sentence that is usually found in the beginning of a paragraph, although not always. It is the sentence that states what the main idea of that particular paragraph is, and then the paragraph is there to support this sentence, not the other way round.
Answer:
online surveys
Explanation:
normally when people do an online survey they use their own answer. (sorry if this is wrong)
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Hi, this is the answer.
By 2020, he <u>will </u><u>complete</u> his course at this university.
<h3>The Comma</h3>
is used to separate parts of a sentence from one another. Commas, when used correctly, make your sentences clear and help in comprehension.
<h3>Sentence</h3>
Incorrect: Jack grabbed the metal, fishing, pole from the mermaids hand.
Correct: Jack grabbed the metal fishing pole from the mermaid's hand.
<h3 /><h3>Final Thought</h3>
Both of the commas are unnecessary because the metal fishing pole is <u>one</u> object, not three.
