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society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
A) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
A) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
03 Apr 2020, 04:01
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society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
A) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
A) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space = It is expressing the habit of people in previous years. ( all past tense)
suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence = Express present time situation. ( all present tense)
A) correct in all senses ( grammar and meaning)
B) comma (,) is used in replace of semi colon (;) that has destroyed the grammatical structure of the sentence.
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space. It is not correct to use " are " here because this part of sentence is meaning habit in previous years.
D) In parallelism rule, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and [ how much ] we shield others from our presence
E) Semi-colon rule is that after semi-colon it would be full sentence ( subject + verb +...).
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A) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence.
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence. Semicolon needed to separate two IC
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
B) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space, suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence. Semicolon needed to separate two IC
C) society used to run on the idea that we are all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
D) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounts to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and we shield others from our presence
E) society used to run on the idea that we were all welcome in one another’s space; suddenly, civility amounting to how much distance we keep between ourselves, and how much we shield others from our presence
