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Sentence. Wrong, no conjugated verb.

conjuction❌. Common mistake for me, by is not a conjuction but a proposition as it doesn't really link any clauses (subordinating or coordinating)

adverb. This time it does tell you how she was acclaimed (the international is modifiyng as it's before the verb)

adverb ❌. Rowdy is the characteristic that the behavior had. It answers to the question which characteristics do the behavior had not to how was it exhibited.

is❌: it is were duh, we were speaking about the 19th century

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remove

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adjective

pronoun

verb

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conjuctive adverb

noun

prepositions

verb

adverb

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verb

verb

conjuctive adverb/conjuction

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pronoun

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verb

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transition word (conjuctions)

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subject

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transition word(likely this one as it isnt in the beggiinig of a sentence, i would say is a coordinating cunjuction belonging to FANBOYS)/conditional adverb

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preposition

Transitions 1 - 8/10 1. Contrast: C✅ 2. Cause-and-Effect: B✅ 3. Continue: A❌⏹ 4. Contrast: D✅ 5. Cause-and-Effect: B✅ 6. Contrast: C❌ 7. Contrast: C✅ 8. Cause-and-Effect: D✅ 9. Continue: A✅ 10. Continue: C✅

In general, one important lesson; It matters, at least regarding this material, choose what does each word more closely relate to: ex, in contrast is used to refer to contrasting direct comparisons of things (particulars situations) that share a lot of similarities yet are a strinking contrast (this is what in contrast most nearly means, in spanish u could do por el contrario) (question 6) , not necesarily just to contrast ideas(however shines there (to contrast ideas) ) another ex. is question 3, look at the comentary for both answers to understand