The first one, looking at analysis u must determine A to D but in this one it is the a
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i don't know if you mean each word or to alter the sentence to sound better but the last word is suppose to be hole
Marcus felt that being sent to the principal's office for a heated conversation, and not an altercation, was absurd. Getting in trouble for simply questioning a substitute teacher's teachings, who, might I add, doesn't need a degree to sub, and overall will more likely than not have little to no educational effect on you, was ridiculous. His problem i is he is now being blackmailed by the principal with the "Zero-tolerance" policy for "threatening a teacher" which is illogical.
John wants the record that was in the box.
A demonstrative pronoun demonstrates where something is. That is used for a singular item which is far away. This is used for a singular item which is close. Those is used for plural items which are far away. These are used for plural items which are close. In this sentence "that" is being used as a demonstrative pronoun. It can stand alone since it is used as the subject of the verb "was".
The sentence "John wants that record" uses "that" as a demonstrative adjective. It comes directly before the noun "record" and demonstrates which record it is.
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In the case of –9x^2 – 30x – 25, the complete factoring would be -(3x+5)^2, making Rico right.
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