1. I what he was doing there
2.He
replied that he would come.
3.She asked if I could [help] her.
4.That honesty is the best policy is a well-known fact.
5.I expected that I would get the first [prize].
6.Do you know why he is [late]?
7.I don’t know what he wants.
8.Pay careful [attention] to what I am going to say.
9.That she should forget me so quickly [hurts] me.
10.That you should [behave] like this is strange.
please do all of them
The answer is B, because if you were to try and see both sides of shop lifting it would still seem wrong, and you wouldn't say that finishing college was easy and that you didn't have to try and option D just doesn't really make sense. And it is true that you could think all students should be required to volunteer in their community but just as easily you could think that they shouldn't have to. Both sides have good points for this argument.
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The answer to the question "Which of the following sentences most clearly expresses an opinion?" is B.
This practice is divisive, it is unfair, it is archaic.
The word unfair is a key word to knowing that is in opinion, because there is no factual evidence to tell you that it is fair or unfair. Opinions can be backed by facts, but can not be proven.
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