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Answer:
There was an almost surreal quiet in the classroom at Kabul University on the morning of Sunday, Aug. 15. It was the start of the school week, and the financial-management professor had just begun answering questions posed by the students. Then, a young man burst through the doors, a look of frantic terror in his eyes.
“He told us that the Taliban have captured Kabul. He said, ‘they are coming here. Run!’” says Farah, one of the students, 24, recalling the moment. “I could not feel my hands and my feet, they were shaking,” she says. Farah, like every woman TIME spoke to for this story, asked to be identified by a pseudonym out of fear for their safety. “We just stood and started collecting all our notebooks,” she says.
Explanation:
(I can attach the required vocabulary for this question if necessary) Never in my life, (comma with a phrase at the beginning) have I ever doubted my <u><em>confidant</em></u>’s <u><em>fidelity</em></u>, my <u><em>amiable</em></u> husband who has always stood by my side, through my ups and downs, (commas in a series, with coordinate adjectives) when I was <u><em>dejected</em></u>, euphoric, sick, overwhelmed, (he literally knows every possible side of mine, he is really patient with the lunatic me), (commas around parenthetical phrases) and I could never regret being with him. Vocabulary used: confidant, fidelity, amiable, dejected.
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For example why would you teach students if you don’t know how to teach.
Your answer would be antonym.
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