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You can enlarge the sentence and extend the verb by telling a simple story based on something you've been through or something you would like to go through.
Here are two instances:
<em>The girls danced excitedly all through the night to this seemingly new and melodious music sung by an array of afrobeats musicians from west Africa. </em>
<em>The girls danced with such grace and poise that they seemed to give ballet a divine form whose presence induced such blissful melancholy in all who saw it that there was scarcely a dry eye in the audience. </em>
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feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility; full of anger. Or o be angry is to be furious. People who get angry a lot have a short temper. This is a word for a common emotion: being mad or enraged. ... Some synonyms for anger are furious, raging, and tempestuous.
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Hope this helps
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Explanation:
How I've Learned To Overcome Setbacks In My Life And Career ... I didn't learn from it–and the many people I know that have done the same. ... One example of a setback would be if you had a project slated to start on
1. Setbacks are usually relatively minor–“hiccups,” really, in that they don't actually stop you. They're more like speed bumps–they simply slow you down. Think of them as a problem that makes your progress harder or success less likely. Roadblocks are obstacles that do a little bit more than just slow you down.
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A. As a sign of appreciation, students gave apples to their teachers in the old days.
Ok. for question #1:A.
question#4 (i think, idk):C
question #6:A
question #7:A
question#14:B
question#15:D
question#18:D
question#19:A
(btw I barely understood any of that, so please next time, clarify your question to make it easier to comprehend)
