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Administrate
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Answer
Appreciate
Arrive
Ask
Attend
Attract
Beg
Believe
Belong
Board
Boil
Broil
Call
Carry
Change
Chat
Claim
Clean
Climb
Close
Collect
Compete
Complete
Confirm
Consider
Continue
Cook
Copy
Cross
Decide
Declare
Decorate
Demand
Discuss
Dress
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Enjoy
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Answer:
Introduction paragraphs always introduce the main idea, as well as provide some sort of context for what you are writing about.
Follow this patterns
Hook, make your reader want to read your paper, can also be a general statement. i.g <em>Childhood is usually the most beloved time in most people's lives.</em>
Context, do you agree with the hook? Make it more personal,
theme statement, what will you be talking about, i.g <em>Unlike the majority of people my favorite time in life were my teenage years because X,Y,Z. </em>
Explanation:
Hope that helps!
There should be more to this so I can answer question
The correct answer is <span>A. His real life is so different from his dream.
Paul is having difficulties with understanding that lives are sometimes not what we perceive in dreams.</span>
