Put another way, it means that as one variable<span> increases so does ... This </span>can<span> be frustrating when a </span>cause-and-effect relationship<span> seems ... Does eating cereal really </span>cause an<span> individual to maintain a healthy ..... unanticipated outside factor that </span>affects both variables of interest<span>, often </span>giving<span> the </span>false impression<span> ...</span>
First-person point of view. If it was written in third person limited then you would only get the thoughts and feelings of only one character in the story,but if it was written in third person omniscient, then you would see the thoughts and feelings of another character. After that it goes to third person omniscient you may know things that other characters may not know yet.
The answer would be D
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The sentence in which a singular possessive is formed correctly is A) Tiny Myers' dog ran away yesterday.
In B) it should be Smith's.
In C) it should be Brenda's.
In D) it should be Mr. Mosses'.
