<u>Explanation:</u>
Note, an opinion essay is one where you clearly state your opinion about the subject matter been discussed. It involves providing in writing substantial facts about why you hold such views.
<em>It has been observed that students who live on campus are more likely to perform better than those who did not.</em>
<em>There are several reasons why this is believed to be so, let us consider some of them.</em>
- <em>proximity advantage to school facilities:</em><em> Because of the nearness to the school facility, it is less stressful for students to arrive on campus for lectures. They may tend to have higher class attendance numbers than others coming off-campus.</em>
- <em>social and academic interactions in their dormitories:</em><em> students have easy access to other students who can assist them with their academic challenges, and as well a feeling of belonging.</em>
- <em>safety:</em><em> usually there may be more sense of security staying on campus than going off-campus.</em>
The answer is D) Any of the above.
In my opinion, the best option would be D. <span>Attach the fragment to sentence (1). We could attach this fragment to the sentence (1) by adding a dash between them. If we wanted to make a standalone sentence of this fragment, we would have to add both a subject and a verb to it (e.g. It is t</span>he most popular purebred breed in the United States, in fact). If we wanted to attach the fragment to the sentence (3), we would have to add a subject and a verb to it, and make a compound sentence, using a coordinator - as it would have two subjects and predicates (e.g. It is the most popular purebred breed in the United States, and/whereas/while <span>the second most popular breed is the Yorkshire terrier.)</span>
Answer:
1) are
2) am
3) is
4) do
5) am
6) are
7) am
8) are
9) do
10) isn't
11) do
12) does
13) are
14) are
15) am
16) are
17) do
18) do
19) are
Hope this helped. A brainliest would be very much appreciated. (I need 4 brainliest so I can level up) :)
True
Reasoning:
A signal word is a word or phrase that gives an idea about what we might expect to come next. This does show that there is a cause and effect relationship between words.
