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Masja [62]
2 years ago
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How is close analysis of our failure helpful to us

English
1 answer:
Natali [406]2 years ago
5 0
We can learn from our mistakes and figure out how to change them so we don’t fail twice, especially not in the same way
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I see the therapist in a few days but yesterday I feel like I hit a road block that has already digressed any potential progress I may have.

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She eventually comes into the garage and yells to me "If you're going to be like this, leave my house and I don't want you back here. Leave. You aren't welcome. We are adults. I have a serious problem with you right now. You come in our house and don't talk and whisper to SO and it's incredibly rude. I feel uncomfortable in my own house with you here."

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Read the sentence below and answer the question that follows.

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Which of the choices below fixes the misplaced punctuation?

A. Your dog; escaped from your house, in fact she dug a hole in my lawn.

B. Your dog escaped from your house in fact; she dug a hole in my lawn.

C. Your dog escaped from your house; in fact, she dug a hole in my lawn.

D. Your dog escaped from your house, in fact she dug; a hole in my lawn.

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The option that fixes the punctuation is:

C. Your dog escaped from your house; in fact, she dug a hole in my lawn.

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Then, we can think of the <u>comm</u>a that <u>commonly accompanies the phrase "in fact".</u> It should be placed right after it. Therefore, the correctly punctuated sentence would be:

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