The words "dessert" and "devestating" are misspelled.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The correct word is "desert" and not "dessert."
- The correct word is "devastating" and not "devestating."
A text must be always written correctly, as it allows the reader to make an efficient and coherent reading with the meaning that the author wants to promote.
In addition to these words, it would be correct for the comma after the word "rivers" to be removed, since the clause after this comma is a dependent clause.
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The correct answer is D. It's more formal
Instant messages are rarely, almost never, formal.
Reconciling Aristotles logic with principles of the Roman Catholic Faith.
Dialogue is a convo between two people and a monologue is when there is one person talking to themself.
