A witness of what happens
Most schools or classes would disappear. Children would behave like adults and be hard to discipline. Children might attack adults for low hiring, political problems, and educational problems.
Answer: Choice #2 (<em>He peered at me from the other side of the room.)</em>
Explanation:
The four verbs are <em>looked</em>, <em>peered</em>, <em>sat</em>, and <em>was </em>for sentences 1-4 respectively.
Out of those four verbs, <em>sat </em>and <em>was </em>are extremely basic, common, and uninteresting verbs.
<em>Peered </em>is a more powerful synonym to <em>looked, </em>thus making it the vivid verb.
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Errors that have been corrected are bolded:
<em>"Cosmo Fairywinkle-Cosma stopped the </em><em>actress' </em><em>dog from running into the road."</em>
When using possessive apostrophes, if the word ends in an 's', all that is needed is an apostrophe at the end of the word. It is improper to have an extra 's' after the apostrophe.
Example:
<u>Incorrect:</u> The dogs's food was freshly served.
<u>Correct:</u> The dogs' food was freshly served.
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