a formal speaking situation in which one person addresses an audience of many individuals to entertain, inform, or persuade them.
A. public service
B. public speaking
C. public space
D. public self
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A. must have read
B. might have read
C. can’t have read
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A. sentence fragment
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A. since
B. although
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A. It contains two independent clauses.
B. It contains an independent clause and a dependent clause.
C. It uses a coordinating conjunction.
D. It lists multiple actions.