Answer:
Write sentences using I wish or If only. 1 I don’t have a job wish my father. ________________________________________________________________________ 2 We didn’t go on the demonstration with our children this is very dangerous. ________________________________________________________________________ 3 Rachel hasn’t been promoted if she will not work better. ________________________________________________________________________ 4 Tom is in a dead-end job with his friend in time. ________________________________________________________________________ 5 The protesters were arrested during the march with me and my wife. ________________________________________________________________________ 6 Stuart gave up his job at the supermarket with his coworkers. ________________________________________________________________________ 7 Louise hasn’t passed her exams with others pupils. ________________________________________________________________________ 8 I don’t earn a lot of money if I will work badly. __________________
Explanation:
Welcome`!
1. Of course you get more risks of being affected by storms, tsunamis, etc.
2. Then, you'd have to deal with people or beach-goers - they're not always nice to be around, aren't they? o_O
3. Last, what I don't like about living near the sea is the salt in the air/sea spray whatever.
It doesn't do any good to the skin and the hair and of course to anything metal in the house.
But, honestly, having a house near the sea is a great (and beautiful) privilege. :)
Here, I think the advantages weigh more
While commas are multi-purpose separators, utilizing them with intelligence creates a lot of difference in your professional writings. Accurate use of punctuation is very essential otherwise it can change the complete sense of your write-up.
Using commas while writing addresses must be paid special attention
Note: A number of house and street must not be separated through a comma, and the same is done when writing state with zip code.
Moreover, when the sentence does not end at the address, you should always separate the last section in any address from the remaining sentence by using another comma.
Moving on, the correct use of punctuation is visible in the second sentence, which fits in the rules we discussed earlier.
Answer: She has lived in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York, for many years.
See if this works for this problem.
WEIGHTS - W - S = EIGHT
Answer:
A. Long, long ago there lived an old man and his wife who supported themselves by cultivating a small plot of land. (Yei Theodora Ozaki, “The Story of the Old Man Who Made Withered Trees to Flower”)
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E. He was a man of exuberant fancy, and, withal, of an authority so irresistible that, at his will, he turned his varied fancies into facts. (Frank R. Stockton, “The Lady, or the Tiger”)
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