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Just like word choice, writers should strive to vary their sentence structure to create rhythmic prose and keep their reader interested. Sentences that require a variation often repeat subjects, lengths, or types.
Even though the only option was A, I do believe that A is the correct option. While speaking in first person, the reader feels like it is them doing the interactions in the book. And that is what helps the reader to learn the names of the other characters in the book faster and understand the book in a clearer sense.
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Although there is a slight misunderstanding of the text in the first sentence of the first body paragraph (Nana impacts the story's plot because she had the farm, that the main character went to during the summer and saw the monarchs migrate), this is a misconstruing of an implicit idea in the text and does not ...
Explanation:
Answer: The correct answer is the third one "Corrina studied criminal justice in college in the hopes that one day she could work for the Central Intelligence Agency, otherwise known as the CIA."
Explanation:
This is the correct one because all proper nouns and organizations are capitalized. So the C in Corrina should be capitalized and the CIA is an organization so the acronym and organization should be capital.
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D
Explanation:
You always want to put it in order. You never want to put the best part in the beginning. That as always left at the end. This is because it keeps the audience or the reader more into the story where they want to keep on reading till the end. if you put it at the beginning and then there's no reason to keep on reading it would have been a waste of time writing the whole story.