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KIM [24]
2 years ago
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1. Growing your own vegetable garden has many benefits. You will have access to the freshest vegetables. Never again will you ne

ed
to stand in line to pick up a bruised and tasteless tomato from your local grocery store. You will also have total control over the use of
chemicals on your produce. If you choose, you can have completely organic vegetables with only water to help them grow. There are
other health benefits to gardening as well. You will get exercise while you tend the garden.

a. What is the topic
b. Summary:


Could someone please answer A and B for me I can’t figure out what to put for these
English
1 answer:
Georgia [21]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

<em>A</em>: The topic is the benefits of having your own vegetable garden.

<em>B</em>: Here's a sample summary:

    Although it's a lot of work, growing your own vegetable garden is certainly worth it.  Some of the benefits include control over what is being grown, the convenience of a locally grown garden, fresher options, etc. The benefits don't stop there though, the work is also beneficial to your physical health.

Explanation:

The topic is just the main idea of the text. In this case, it's explaining the many benefits of growing your very own vegetable garden.

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