The benefit of seeing ourselves as others do, according to Burns, is to keep from making major mistakes. He observes that some people think of themselves too highly and think they're more important or above others, but if we could see ourselves from the perspective of a bug we might see that we're all the same, really.
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Parallelism is the repetition of the same grammatical structure. Many native English speakers use it automatically when listing things they did during the day. For example, yesterday I went running, swimming, and shopping. The verbs all ending in -ing gives them the same grammatical structure. In this sentence, each section (except for the conjunction) begins with the subject then the helping verb will, and is followed by the description. The other options do not have the same grammatical structure in the phrases before and after while.
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Creative.
Dedicated.
Passionate.
Caring.
Grateful.
Innovative.
Excited.
Motivated.
We appreciate you. Teachers don't just teach—they prepare us for the road ahead. ...
Your sacrifices don't go unnoticed. ...
You made this easy to understand. ...
My child wants to learn more about this. ...
You truly care about your students. ...
You're making a huge impact.
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extend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something.
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Rose (Flower) and Rose (Past tense of Rise)
Tear (Tear Drop from eye) Tear (Rip)
Ear (Body part) Ear (Ear of Corn)
Hoarse and Horse
Hear and here
Die and Dye
Their they're there
Through and threw
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