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How to use a comma in a compound sentence
Write a complete thought using both a subject and a verb.
This is called an independent clause, as it is a group of words that has both a subject and verb and forms a complete thought.
For example, " mom makes me breakfast before school.

OPTIONS:
- " " blair, my roommate, made me lunch before school. " " sydney, my roommate, arranges my dishes by explaining what i'll eat.
- " Write a complete sentence using both a subject and a verb. Using only an independent clause sets the bar considerably low.
- " " mom makes me lunch when i come home from work. " " mom makes me dinner before our soccer game.
- " in this example, " mom " is the subject and " makes " is the verb. It also forms a complete thought or sentence.
A: " in this example, " mom " is the subject and " makes " is the verb. It also forms a complete thought or sentence.

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How to treat an infected blister
Consider if you should drain the blister.
Usually, you should leave an unpopped blister alone to prevent aggravating it and making the infection worse. But, if your blister is on a joint and places pressure on it, you may want to drain it.

OPTIONS:
- Redness, swelling, and discomfort are sure signs that a blister has spread. You should reduce pain from your blister to minimal before attempting to use pressure.
- See your doctor to see if drain's are safe for you. If you have an unpopped blister, do not drain it with mouthwash and water.
- Draining the pus can relieve the pressure and reduce pain. Keep in mind that you'll need to monitor the blister and keep it bandaged and clean after you drain it.
- Use a soft cloth soaked in cool water. Place the soaked cloth over the blister and press down firmly enough to stop the drainage.
A: Draining the pus can relieve the pressure and reduce pain. Keep in mind that you'll need to monitor the blister and keep it bandaged and clean after you drain it.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see the crumb coat on the cake. We see detail being added to the bike. We see the wheel being made for the bike. the brakes

OPTIONS:
- are put on and the bike starts.
- on the bike are removed and cars are driven.
- on the bike loses traction.
- are made then handle bars.
A: are made then handle bars.

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How to preserve newspaper
Keep the area clean.
Handling delicate newspapers that you want to preserve requires a lot of care and extra precautions. This means washing your hands before touching the newspapers to remove any possibly damaging residue on your hands.

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- One advantage of wet newspapers is that these are like regular paper, with only a few layers of gauze added to improve absorbency. Wear gloves when handling wet newspaper for the fastest preparation.
- This also prevents yourself from burning your hands while you're handling fragile newspaper or other materials. Do not wash your newspapers more often.
- After washing them, you should take them to the dry cleaners where you won't have to deal with accidental exposure or infection. Be very careful when handling delicate newspaper.
- You should also have a clean workspace-like a big, clean table-to use while handing the newspapers. Make sure your hands are dry before touching the newspaper, especially if you just washed your hands.
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You should also have a clean workspace-like a big, clean table-to use while handing the newspapers. Make sure your hands are dry before touching the newspaper, especially if you just washed your hands.