When we’re
beating ourselves up, a tiny blunder is inflated into an epic typhoon of
failure. So the next time a negative thought intrudes, take a few deep
breaths and then “quickly narrow it down and put your problems into the
smallest box possible,” Chansky says. “If you think you screwed up in a
meeting, instead of saying, ‘I’m an idiot; I ruined my career,’ say,
‘Man, I used a poor choice of words.’ Visualizing that box can really
help.”
Seeing a tiny box in your mind shows the actual size of the problem and helps you feel more confident that you can take it on.
Answer:
B. l and lll only
Explanation:
<u>→A sentence fragment is a statement that is supposed to be part of another, meaning it can't stand by itself and make sense.</u>
→Looking at the first, you can tell that it is a sentence fragment because it seems incomplete, which it is.
→Looking at the second, you can determine that this statement can stand by itself, and it does make sense.
→Looking at the third, you can obviously see that it just doesn't make sense to stand by itself. There needs to be another sentence that can elaborate more onto it.
<u>This means that the correct answer should be "B."</u>
Answer:
if i get the question, an author provides the answer to those question in his work when he/she specificate what is happening in the story you are reading, when is this fact happening and why this is happenin and how
