B. Your
You shouldn't capitalize pal because it's not the beginning of a sentence and is not a proper noun.
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a. beliefs
Explanation:
In this example, there is a noun belief that can be described like acceptance that something is true but there is no evidence, and believing in this without evidence. The noun in the singular is a belief, but in this example, it should be in the plural. The noun with ending in -f get -s in the plural. This noun does not change -f into -v like in examples: knife-knives or wolf- wolfes. If it changes -f into -v it should be believes and that is a present time of the verb to believe.
Me and my bestie went on a trip to Kansas, we got Starbucks on the way there and she spilled it all over the car. We had to pull over and clean it. When we finally got there we found out out hotel room hadn't been booked, so we had to sleep in the sticky car. The trip was fun but not worth it.
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The tone belies the bitterness felt by the reader as he delves into the lives of the characters. A disagreement between the unrealistic Editha and the more pragmatic George takes the reader to the heart of the story.
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One of the causes of women's issues is the myth that women are biologically inferior to men. This myth has led to years and years of oppression from men to women: not letting women vote, having to stay home and therefore not letting women work, and also men believing they can do whatever they want with women just because they are "better".
Steinem explains how women survived specific tragedies better than men and how women live longer than men, which proves women aren't inferior. However, she doesn't want to repeat what men did: <em>"I don't want to prove the superiority of one sex to another. That would only be repeating a male mistake."
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Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to <u>read Gloria Steinem's testimony</u> before the Senate hearings on the Equal Rights Amendment in 1970. In her testimony, she explains the myths that led to the oppression of women and she also relates it with the oppression of black people, and specifically black women.
