I think the preposition is the word (about).
The article connects what people previously thought about why people sneezed to cultural beliefs about sneezing because it was believed that when a person sneezes, their heart usually stops.
<h3>What is Sneezing?</h3>
Unlike what was believed in some cultures, Sneezing is an involuntary action that may be triggered by nasal irritation.
The nasal irritation that leads to sneezing may be triggered by:
- A cold;
- Inhaling Smoke
- conditions such as Asthma
- Inhaling pollen, etc
Learn more about Sneezing at:
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Most of the time, the writer will give you key clues to his/her piece. Usually, in order to know his/her motivation, it is best to look at reoccurring clues. <span />
<span>Among the choices provided, the sentence which uses the pronoun whose is:
C.) After finding the can of soda in the classroom, the teacher turned to the class and asked, “Whose can of soda is this?”
Whose is a possessive pronoun of who which denotes ownership. In this sentence, the teacher asked the students the owner of the can of soda.</span>
Answer:
b. Must now be renegotiated
Explanation:
Since the appraiser deems the worth of the land to be less than Berths price, Ann and Berths obligation must now be renegotiated. there are no rules on how to negotiate.
Berth can decide to reduce the price of the land. or stick to the offer price and Ann can decide to accept or cancel the contract. but ideally Berth would want to drop the price down to the appraised value. while Berth might be reluctant to reduce the price of the land, They can both decide to split the difference. Berth can drop the price a bit and Ann can add cash to down payment. All this happens while renegotiating.
