Dual in the simplest form means two
Living "A dual existence" could mean being someone at a particular moment and another person at another moment.
White mentioned being a father in the present and being a son in the remembered life of the past.
This means White was first a "<em>son</em>" to his "<em>father</em>" in the past and he is now a "<em>father</em>" to his "<em>son</em>" in the present. Therefore, he is living two different lives; life as a <em>son</em> and life as a <em>father</em>.
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Answer: Letter D is the correct answer
Explanation: The paraghraph says nothing about it being cold or less sunny. It tells us that last summer there was a lot of rain but that this summer not as much rain meaning that the lawns didn't grow as much or as fast.
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HBCUs provide a stable and nurturing environment for those most at risk of not entering or completing college: low-income, first-generation college students. Many of these students are academically underprepared for college, yet they're precisely the students that the country most needs to obtain college degrees.
Explanation:
They always win a ribbon for best student participation.
The first one should be “those classes join the team every year” because if classes is plural then join is singular
The other two are the opposite of that. Mrs. Smith is one person so she likes (with an s) her students to participate and she encourages (also with an s) her entire class to sign up.
