what are the implications in: She had a bad headache, soarthroat, she also said she had a runny nose and had lost her sense of smell. BASICALLY, she felt terrible.
A. obvious information
B. summary of ideas
C. considering all the points
D. going back to something previously mentioned
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A. a bathroom
B. a kitchen
C. a hotel
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Ryan’s marvelous essay on cannabis argued for the drug’s medicinal use, but there are critics out there who do not favor this advocacy.
A. Run On
B. Comma Splice
C. Correct Sentence
D. None of the above.
If she had gone shopping,
A. she wouldn’t have an empty fridge now.
B. she didn’t have an empty fridge now.
C. she wouldn’t an empty fridge now.
D. she wouldn’t have been an empty fridge now.
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My father ______ up the yard every weekend when I was a kid.
A. had us to clean
B. reminded us clean
C. made us clean