Answer:
keep/retain. frequently/oftern
Explanation:
A synthesis<span> is a written discussion that draws on one or more </span>sources<span>. It follows that </span>your<span> ability to write syntheses depends on </span>your<span> ability to infer relationships among </span>sources<span> - </span>essays<span>, articles, fiction, and also nonwritten </span>sources<span>, such as lectures, interviews, observations.</span>
The " 2) Although Sally was late as usual, she still made it in time for breakfast" sentence best demonstrates correct modifier/subject usage<span>. All sentences in the choices are the compounding sentence. A compounding sentence is a sentence formed by two related sentences. The first and the third sentence did not have enough subject to form a compounding sentence.</span>
Answer:
My opinion is that It could be both depending on the situation.
Explanation:
My opinion is that It could be both depending on the situation. If we all come together and work side-by-side, we could get a lot more done. It would be really nice if you know that you could count on someone to help. But if everyone turned on each other and became greedy, that would lead to so many problems and that would be horrible. We could lift each other up, or destroy one another. So it really depends on how "humanity" wants to act.
C
A
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B
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If you take a look into each definition, you will be able to match and make a conclusion.
