What's the difference between readership and circulation? Circulation is a count of how many copies of a particular publication are distributed. Circulation audits are provided by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC). Readership is an estimate of how many readers a publication has.
1. I <em><u>did not tell</u></em> my teacher that my mum <em><u>helped</u></em> me with my homework.
2. Paul <em><u>did not say</u></em> that he <em><u>took</u></em> Albert's watch.
3. The bike <em><u>was</u></em> much more expensive than he <em><u>thought</u></em> at first.
4. Dad <em><u>drove</u></em> me home after I <em><u>fell</u></em> into the water.
5. Marion <em><u>asked</u></em> me what <em><u>had happened</u></em> to me last week.
6. We <em><u>ate</u></em> two Big Macs before we <em><u>went</u></em> home.
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Answered by Benjemin ☺️
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The answer is: syntax
Syntax is the organization of words and phrases to produce well-formed sentences in a language. In this case, the arrangement of words is incorrect mainly because in English syntax rules do not allow the definite article <em>the </em>to precede a single adjective like <em>cautious </em>or a verb, such as <em>barked</em>. Finally, adjectives must come before nouns; for example, <em>man</em>.
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<span>D. immediately after the example or evidence indicated by the transitional sentence.
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