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2 years ago

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VikaD [51]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. In conclusion, ...

2. The word noise has multiple meanings; ...

3. If I won the lottery, ...

4. She invited Mark, Alice, and Joan...

5. I had no intention of attending the wedding, however, ...

6. he ordered fish, and she ordered pasta

7. The service was excellent, ...

8. Nick, who had poor grades in high school, ...

9. Louis Pasteur, a french scientist, ...

10. "expect snow overnight," predicted...

11. The air was clear; it was a beautiful day. (might be wrong)

12. "Hockey," Sam explained, "is my favorite sport."

13. David told me he was born in Seoul, Korea on April 15, 1979

14. The office was closed; as a result, ... (might be wrong)

or it could be: The office was closed, as a result, ...

15. Our dog seems to have a built-in alarm clock; He wakes up at exactly the same time every morning.

Explanation:

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