Answer:
True
Explanation:
Knowing who the author is means you know if they are smart enough to answer, are they random blogger or someone who has studied something for many years
Answer:
A: occult
Explanation:
Occult is "supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena".
Conviction is "a firmly held belief or opinion".
Constitution is "the composition of something".
B and C make sense when applying the definitions of the underlined words; however, A makes no sense. He read his "supernatural" in the paper each morning? He read his "phenomena" in the paper each morning? Occult is the word being used incorrectly here.
Answer:
A. The sentence is fine as it is.
Explanation:
The given sentence is fine as it is. It is a complex sentence, which means that it consists of one independent and at least one dependent (subordinate) clause.
- <em>I do my best to resolve it quickly.</em> - independent clause
- <em>When I have an argument with someone... -</em> dependent clause
Option B is the second-best option. It's also a complex sentence, but it would be better to use <em>when </em>as the subordinating conjunction instead of <em>while</em>.
Option C is a compound sentence, which means that it consists of two independent clauses. <em>I have an argument with someone </em>isn't grammatically correct, which is why this option is incorrect. Option D is similar. The only difference is that the two independent clauses are separated.
This is why option A is the correct one.
