If you are sure that A and D are not the answers, and if you are that there are three correct answers, then logically the correct answers are B,C, and E.
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Answer:
I fixed your sentence!
Explanation:
"How can we see the answer?" - fixed
"What is can see the answer?" - not fixed
Hope this helped you, but your answer didn't really make sence.
To Whom It May Concern,
I forward this letter to you in regards to the power supply in my area. Being said, I would like to emphasize upon the erratic power supply here, especially concerning outages. Of course, there are series of frequent power outages and sometimes there is even no power to begin with. As a result, I and our city residents have to face the difficulties of which this brings forth. Even when there is power supply to depend on, it happens to cause a lot of fluctuation of electricity. This really damages a-lot of aspects within our city, and with that I strongly believe the authorities should take this matter into consideration.
Yours Truly,
A Long-time resident.
<em>Some men in the village use Christianity as a guide, while others rely on local medicine.</em> This is the correct option. The discussion begins making reference to these two views. A man explains what the Holy Books says about fathers and sons - the problem is that Nnaemeka wants to marry a woman his father does not approve of-. Then, another man , " more practical" , suggests Nnaemeka's father see a native doctor , " a good herbalist".
These options are not right:
-Some of the men think Nnaemeka is sick, but no one thinks he is cursed. This is not the culture divide but the men's opinions about the boy's state.
-Nnaemeka's father wants to bring in an herbalist, but the other men in the village try to talk him out of it. The father does not want to see a herbalist. He does not rely on them.
-Nnaemeka’s father does not want to accept his son’s choice, but the other men urge him to reconsider. The father does not agree with his son but the other men think the son is ill. The other men think Nnaemeka's choice may be the symptom of a desease.
Answer:
Muir has a relaxing effect on the reader.
Explanation:
The words used by Muir in this paragraph to describe the effect Calypso had on him produces a calming and relaxing effect on the reader. When Muir was close to Calypso, he forgot all his worries.
The feelings of weariness and hunger that Muir experienced all vanished and he ended up feeling refreshed and strong. These descriptions would produce a feeling of relief and calm on the reader.