A conjunction can be placed after the comma to make the sentence make sense (i.e. and, so, ect).
Answer:
Good morning, to our respected principal, teachers and fellow. I am Ana Bake from 12th standard. I am here to give a warm welcome to our respected principal and introduce him with our school. It is a matter of great honor for me to welcome the new principal of St. Thomas, Mr. William Shane. Our school was established in 2001 and from then our school has faced many challenges and overcome them with new strategies. Let me introduce you with few of the challenges our school face, shortage of teachers for inetrmediate standards, lack of co-curricular activities and sports, lack of computer learning opportunties, should focus on personal development, lack of parents-teacher interaction, school boundaries need to be sealed and career counselling for subjects such as physical education, music and dance. We have high hopes from our new principal that he will understand todays need and will solve all the challenges. We will support our school to overcome these challenges and keep our school's prosperity high.
A. Since there is so much food here we can find something to eat.
All of the other sentences do NOT make sense when you read them in deeper context. A double negative is incorrect grammar! Double negatives are things like "not never" or "can't cannot." The meaning of this sentence is saying that there is lots of food so it will be easy to find something to eat. The only answer that reflects that meaning is A.
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The most common purposes in academic writing are to persuade, analyze/synthesize, and inform. Its purpose is to aid the reader's understanding.
