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105 Matching Annotations
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were
was
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were
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seem
seems
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explores
explore
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have
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appears
appear
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__ her education at the Philadelphia DanceAcademy.
If any doubt arrises at all about this being an independent clause, remember that generally if it contains -ing is not an independet clause (it needs to contain a verb, a true verb, ex. I was driking water was) as an -ing is not a verb
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it turns out afew animals, including gorillas, can not only identifyfamiliar voices
This is an example
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©
only a pronoun or a noun can work as a subsantive. which does not!
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®
A & D are identical
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Caribbean-American author
she is not the only caribean-american author
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having
have
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1.
Sentence. Wrong, no conjugated verb.
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by
conjuction❌. Common mistake for me, by is not a conjuction but a proposition as it doesn't really link any clauses (subordinating or coordinating)
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internationally
adverb. This time it does tell you how she was acclaimed (the international is modifiyng as it's before the verb)
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rowdy
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.
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being
is❌: it is were duh, we were speaking about the 19th century
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7.
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which
them
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15.
Fragment
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Sentence
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Fragment
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Sentence
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11.
Sentence
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which
remove
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Fragment
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but
remove
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Fragment
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Although
remove
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Fragment
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and
remove
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Fragment
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who
remove
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fragment
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using
uses
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4
fragment
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and
remove
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3.
Fragment
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2.
Sentence
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transformative
adjective
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them
pronoun
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borrow
verb
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control
noun
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process
noun
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however
conjuctive adverb
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cognition
noun
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with
prepositions
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is
verb
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Today
adverb
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innovator
noun
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became
verb
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(~)-
verb
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~
conjuctive adverb/conjuction
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inhabitants
noun
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i1
pronoun
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ecosystems
noun
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A
verb
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stress
noun
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because
transition word (conjuctions)
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insist
verb
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advocates
subject
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they
pronoun
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but
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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potential
noun
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about
preposition
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Exercise: Transitions 1
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
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