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Tue Sep 04, 2007 5:55 am Help me with this reading

chiaki wrote:

Nicholas wrote:

Hi

How about
C
D
C
B
B...?

Four of them are correct. But after all of the "trying"s above, not sure if you did it by yourself Laughing

Hey...if my trying hadn't be pure, i wouldn't have dared to post my answers here. I've got to do what's reasonable. Laughing

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Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:29 am Help me with this reading (The ownership of pets brings a variety of benefits

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Darn it Nicholas! How did you get 4 out of 5? I am so jealous. I bet you are an English teacher in disguise!

Hey, Nina, don't be jealous, buddy. I think the third answer of mine is wrong. The correct answer is D as i agree with you, NIna. Very Happy

How did you know I'm an English teacher? Laughing

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OK, Alex. Here are the things that I thought when I answered them. And by the way, guessing is a part of thinking. I had to guess for questions that I wasn't sure of. It's not like I flip a coin or something. I admit though, of being lazy for not backing my answers up when I should have done it.

I agree with you. Very Happy

So Nina, now your answers are: B, D, D, B, B...
Mine are: C, D, D, B, B...

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But now, I realized that I made mistakes because I was stubborn and only listened to myself when I was supposed to see the writer's thoughts and not mine.

And feel free to point out things that you think I thought wrong.

Nina, I've taken an English for communication class. My lecturer always alerts me to the fact that I have to answer the questions according to the text, whether it's true, false or implied. The answers are based on the text. Here are just some of my ideas. You did a great collaboration. Very Happy

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