Answer:
To whom it may concern,
(Don't forget five spaces to start your paragraph, or use the tab bar!!!)
I am here to express a concern of mine about (name your problem. Make sure it is clear and easy to read!). (Write the rest of your paragraph. Be sure to keep emojis, errors, and incorrect capitalization away from your email.)
Best regards,
(Your name).
Explanation:
She is been feeling anxiety about her new job.
<h2>stay safe healthy and happy...</h2>
The correct option is this: SHE KNEW NOW WHAT MEANT THE DUTIES OF THE HOUSEHOLD, THE HEAVY WORK OF THE KITCHEN.
A topic sentence is a sentence in a paragraph which expresses the major topic or idea that is discussed in that paragraph. A topic sentence can be easily recognized in a paragraph because it is always the opening sentence of the paragraph. The major function of the other sentences in a paragraph is to support the topic sentence.
