Answer by YourHope:
Hi! :)
The difference between "focus on" and "focus in" is that focus on literally means to focus on something. You are putting all your attention on a specific thing, while focus in is incorrect.
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I don't know
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The answer is C. Oedipus realizes the truth of his origins and understands that the prophecy has come true.
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From:<u> (Your Name and Address)</u>
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To:<u> (District Chief Executive of your city)</u>
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Respectfully,
I'd like to bring to the attention of the appropriate authorities the six-month-long lack of metro water in (YOUR CITY), as reported in the pages of your renowned publication. Water is purchased every week at a cost of $130.00 by individual apartment and home owners. The residents of the area have made a public statement to the city of <u>(YOUR CITY)</u> and met with the city's top authorities about the issue. In the past, officials have promised to come up with a solution, but nothing has transpired. I recommend using large plastic tanks that they can set up in the neighborhoods and bring in water trucks everyday to replenish them. Additionally, they might build deep wells in strategic locations so that residents can get water from them whenever they desire. The problem is that they haven't taken a single step toward solving it. I really hope this is brought to the attention of the appropriate authorities so that they can take prompt action.
I appreciate your time and consideration.
(YOUR NAME)
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Hope this helps give you an example. :)
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the past simple is MADE
cause it's an irregular verb
