Blind ambition is when your ambition towards a certain goal is so strong that it prevents you from seeing things that are happening around you.
<span>In American English, a collective noun used as a
unit takes singular verbs and pronouns. </span>
"a unit" = singular; therefore,
singular verbs and pronouns
The correct answer between all
the choices given is the first choice. I am hoping that this answer has
satisfied your query and it will be able to help you in your endeavor, and if
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They'd be considered the top/leading writer. An editorial is like the person who finalizes an article on behalf of the newspaper company.
Answer:
pro - get a better look at good jobs just bc of a piece of paper
con - loans and fines for years to pay off unless you get the millitary to pay for your collage
pro- get one of the highest educations you can
con - go to tech school make just as good of money but less loans to pay off
if you come from a poor family like me and want to go to collage go to the navy army or somthing like that they will pay for your collage and you get a check for the rest of your life and hey who knows that might be the carrer you want to pruse once u get in there
Answer:
C. The weather is nice today rainy, wet and cold tomorrow.
Explanation:
Run-on sentences are those types of sentences where two or more independent clauses or sentences are joined in one sentence improperly. So, instead of keeping them in separate sentences, they are joined in one sentence but without the use of an appropriate conjunction.
In the given sentences, the one with a run-on sentence is option C. This is because sentence C contains two independent clauses <u>"the weather is nice today"</u> and <u>"rainy, wet and cold tomorrow"</u>. And when they are joined together, no appropriate or proper conjunction is used to make them into one sentence.
Sentence A is wrong as it contains just one independent clause.
Sentence B is wrong as it correctly uses "and" to join the two independent clauses.
Sentence D is wrong as it is just a single independent clause.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
