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You're wrong. It's E. The goal of the two choices in the first two sentences is the same: traveling to get from point A to point B. There is no common goal in your selected answer A. There are no common goals in answers B or C. There is a common goal in D: speaking to a group of people but this comparison falls flat to that of the passage because the activity performed, speaking, is the same---just done on a smaller level. The answer is E. The common goals are the same: to take medicine into your body but some people prefer to do it a different way because of a fear. Additionally, nowhere in this passage does it state that driving is unsafe; you put that condition there yourself to rationalize the comparison. Can I have your job?

It should be 3, 4, and 8. The question says if there were 4 books left over what could the number od teams be.

Thank you for this video. While watching I came across a question. I know you mentioned the fanboy conjunctions but what about this example: They were in season, therefore I cooked clams. Or They were in season, however I decided to not cook them. Just some examples of regular conjunctions. Would this be correct? This will be my third attempt at trying to pass the 5723 writing praxis and I need to get it right this time.

Does this cover the text for parapro certification

The praxis has a timer so how can we think of all of that in a short time?

What are you proposing is the correct answer? C or E

thanks

Thank you so much.

Thanks thats help a lot

Great. I learned a lot from these lessons.

That is faking hard amongst all lessons. Sometimes, it is even difficult to find where misplaced word is.

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Isn't portraying also an error?

How do you manipulate a formula?

I love how this is broken down! Thank you !!

this wasn't helpful. nowhere did it say what the prices were.

Why would “was used” be incorrect? I have trouble understanding the difference between were and was.

Consist is plural? How would we know that?

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I didn’t get that. If the singular pronoun “ it “ is wrong, so the verb “has” is wrong as well, right? I can’t say “they only has” but “they only have”, correct?

Plzz give the inference activities which you suggest is best q in the papr

there's not enough time for these kind of questions

Who's here because of school

toughie

very helpful

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all of my guesses so far are wrong

test aside, these kind of videos, breaking down passages are somewhat interesting

i hope i see a lot of these kind of questions

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TYSM

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Sir do u do private tutoring? Let me know if you do. Great explanation

I am watching your praxis core writing .but I am little confused that how can I find out what type of question is it, in that little time. suggest me please

My teacher rlly told me to do this

It takes a couple watches, independent reading and active practice but then it starts to male sense.

this makes no sense

Confusing as fuck. Right at the end we get the example for 'unlike those in other countries' ... but nothing about the questioning hand. 'unlike those other fruits' ...???

you gotta do a podcast, your voice is amazing

POG

you write fast

I hope both sides of your pillow are cold tysm

Jesus bless

Thank you very much