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B. "Some of our number then jumped into the hold, and passed the chests to the tackle.” (Joshua Wyeth)
D. "I went and was satisfied." (John Andrews)
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You forgot to say that part A shows that the account of the two men represents firsthand accounts.
The two men present an account of what happened during the protest known as the "tea party". Both reports are firsthand accounts, as both were written at the time the protests were taking place, showing each author's particular view of it, even if one of them did not participate directly in the protest.
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A declaration or set of rules.
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Answer:you can use a thesaurus to fine a Antonym or a synonym
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Answers with Explanations: 1. In the context of the text, what makes a family? The question is related to the story entitled "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker.. In the context of the text, not only living together makes a family but also having "respect" for each other.In relation to this, the experience that the family goes through also indicates what a family truly is.
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√sentence contains errors
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The given sentence actually contains errors. A closer look at the sentence, one will discover that the error occurred as a result of an omission of "comma" between "leaving" and "his".
Therefore, the corrected sentence is "Before leaving, his assistant finished typing the memo."
In the corrected sentence, I have inserted the omitted comma. Commas are used after introductory phrases, words and clauses that appear before the main clause.
