It’s (D) because it’s the only one that makes sense when you read it out loud
You should have a serious conversation to him/her. You have to tell them it's not right and it could affect either her/him or people who read her/his blog
Is there text we can refer from?
Answer:
Explanation:
Hello, Discouraged Teacher,
I have had this problem with my peers before in my life, This girl kept on saying that I was annoying and saying I was always being rude, I pointed out that I just try my best, but she still didn't want to listen, we eventually took a break from each other.
Maybe instead of pointing out their weaknesses, go from a different angle. Instead of saying, Your doing this wrong and that wrong, maybe say that you can tell a student isn't doing too well and that you want to help in whatever way you can.
Hope this helps!
- Sunshine Sabre
