I typically start an essay ,with try to have your first sentence catch the reader. like if I was doing an essay on the book the great Gatsby I would start off saying something completely different than the book itself. I would say "life is a struggle". then after the first sentence I would give I would get into why I said it was and how that one sentence relates to the book and why I said it, its easy and simple plus teachers eat that stuff up.
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During his rides with Sancho Panza, Don Quixote tilted at, or jousted with windmills because he thought they were giants. When he saw thirty or forty windmills in his path, he believed them to be 'hulking giants. ' And so the chivalrous 'knight' lowered his lance and charged.
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Donizetti's Gemma di Vergy, as well as many other belcanto operas of the first half of the 19th century, is infrequently produced today, mostly on account of requiring singers with a virtuosic vocal ability in all of the roles.
A.on account of requiring singers
B.on account of their requiring a singer
C.because it requires singers
D.because of it requiring singers
E.being that it requires a singer
The use of "on account of" with a gerund ("requiring") is wordy and unidiomatic.Option C conveys the meaning in the simplest form and hence is the correct option. All other options are awkwardly wordy.
Answer: you will know trust me its like a gut feeling
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i know this because my gut feeling have always helped me good luck