Dear (said friend),
Hey, I hope your well, I know we haven't talked in a while so im sending his letter to "break the ice". I also wanted to tell you that I got a scholarship and im going to be doing study abroad in Paris! Im actually on the plane while im writing this so by the time you get this ill be sending you another postcard/letter of all the wonderful things im going to see and explore. Well I have to get off my plane now but let me know how youve been. Miss ya.
from (your name here)
When your dealing with questions like this usually there's more then one answer. In this case there is none. When they throw questions like the one above there testing you to see if you went through the passage and understood why people were feeling a certain way.
When you try to figure that out its usually best to re-read the passage and look for detail words. For example: anger, distrustful. In this case those words Leave you with C. I hope that helps you out!
Answer:
I'm not sure what you're wanting but I didn't sleep good would have sounded better with I didn't sleep well no word immediately is spelled wrong it should be I let another hour pass The word quick is in the wrong place shower quickly would be more appropriate The word early does not belong there should not be an explanation mark after headache when I finally arrived would be more appropriate there is no such word as worser it is just plain worse also I don't think I should have an exclamation mark unless they're stressing those two sentences then it would be appropriate as far as the commas go there are a couple misplaced or added extra but I'm not really sure which ones.
The topic that would be best written with compare and contrast structure is "How does an arena football player train versus the training of an NFL player?"
<h3>What is a compare and contrast structure?</h3>
Essays written in a compare and contrast structure will:
- Choose two things, events, people, etc. to write about.
- Write one or a couple of paragraphs describing what is similar about those things. In other words, compare them.
- Write one or a couple of paragraphs describing what is different about those things. In other words, contrast them.
- Conclude, if possible, which one is the best out of those things. However, this is not mandatory. It can be left for readers to decide.
With that in mind, we must now choose among the answer choices the one that would be the best topic for a compare and contrast essay. The only possibility is option D. This topic is all about comparing and contrasting the training of an arena football player with the training of an NFL player.
We can conclude, thus, that the correct answer for this question is option D.
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B) A complex sentence has to have as many types of punctuation and high quality vocabulary, although the sentence has to be grammatically correct.
