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Basically, write a short paragraph about how those two pieces of text connect and include textual evidence.
In the first question, you need the conjunction. You cannot change 'go' to 'attend' as it will not make sense. Neither cannot be replaced by 'either', so that leaves you with one choice, and that is Choice C.
In the second question, a dependent clause is a group of words that cannot stand by itself. I believe the answer for this second questions would be D, because you can't find a group of words that cannot stand by itself.
In the last question, an independent clause is a group of words that can stand by itself. The group of words that can stand by itself in the sentence is <u>I can't find the sweater.</u>
I hope this helped, I got to run. :)
True you can try true because i think its false
The correct option is: "Sydney draws visitors from all around the world to see its iconic architectural masterpiece—the Sydney Opera House."
<u><em>The dash </em></u>can be used in English to add explanatory phrases or comments, similar to parentheses. In formal writing, parentheses should be used instead of hyphens, since the latter sign is considered more informal. Dashes can be used to emphasize a sentence.