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Paragraphs 7-11 show that Bertha and Grace have a cordial relationship.
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In paragraphs 7-11 of “The Story of an Invitation," we learn about the cordial relationship that Bertha and Grace share. The friends are excited to learn about the plans that they have for the holidays.
Meanwhile, Bertha advised Grace to have some rest instead of working during the vacation. This shows that she cared for her friend.
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The question is referring to a contrast so the proper phrase would be "on the other hand".
This phrase means something along the lines of "looking at the other side" which refers to the other situation or event.
In fact means giving a true example
In other societies means examples of ideas from other places
For example is just giving an example
Hope this helped :)
"why breakfast is the most important meal of the day"
I say this becasue talking about the U.S Government could take more than 10 minutes.
Also when you're "training" someone its a long process, so talking to someone about training your dog could take even longer.
Also when you're typically "thanking someone for coming to your party" it's a long list. (unless you had a party with like, 3 people. but whats a party with only 3 people?? o.o )so that crosses off "a thank-you speech to guests who have come to a party"
Hope this helps.