My dream in life is to be successful
<u>Letter to the future me.</u>
Dear future me,
I know you are constantly trying to achieve your dreams in life. I would like to let you know that many more challenges abound in the future. You cannot overcome these challenges if you do not prepare your mind to be victorious.
That potential you've got, hold on tightly to it. Be passionate about all that you do. Be creative. Think outside the box. It is really going to be a survival of the fittest, and only the tough shall win.
I know you all your aspirations will be met. I trust your doggedness and constant desire for success. I wish you all the best in your endeavors.
Yours sincerely,
Self.
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Answer:
The answer is indeed letter B.
Explanation:
Our purpose is to combine sentences 8 and 9 from the excerpt:
<em>(8) Umbrella comes from the Latin word umbra. </em>
<em>(9) Umbra means “shade.”</em>
Since the noun "umbra" appears in both sentences and functions as the subject in the second one, an effective way to connect the sentences would be by substituting the repeated word for a relative pronoun. Since "umbra" does not refer to a person, we may eliminate the relative pronoun "who" and choose between "that" and "which". Option B does precisely that: it uses the pronoun "which" to substitute "umbra" and connect the sentences:
b. Umbrella comes from the Latin word umbra, which means “shade.”
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