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- The kin terms used to relatives do not distinguish between _______ relatives in Britain.
- Among the most popular: paternity and kinship testing , [u]which adopted children can use to find their biological relatives[/u] and [u]families can use[/u] to track down kids [u]put up for adoption[/u].关于本句语法的分析，下列选项正确的是（ ）。 A: to find their biological relatives 作目的状语 B: which adopted children can use… 为限制性定语从句，先行词为 kinship C: families can use… 与 biological relatives 并列 D: put up for adoption 是 kids 的同位语
- — Do you have ________ in Fuzhou?— Yes. My aunt and uncle live there. A: classmates B: cousins C: relatives
- To keep a paragraph united and coherent, we should ( ) A: exclude irrelevant sentences B: arrange the sentences in certain order C: adopt proper linking words D: correct the grammar mistakes
- Some paragraphs may do without a Paragraph Theme, but there is always a Paragraph New to a paragraph.
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中国大学MOOC:"_________ family includes all relatives in close proximity, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.";
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All the sentences in a paragraph need to be related to the topic sentence, and they need to be logically related to one another, too.
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Read the essay below, then put the ideas into two groups: advantages and disadvantages. 1. sometimes people think they are talking online to someone friendly, but it might be a dangerous stranger. 2. Social networking means we can keep in touch with friends and family easily. 3. If a person has relatives in another country, they can keep in contact using Facebook. 4. Social networking can be addictive, especially in young people. 5. Social networking helps people pass on news. 6. Young people may spend too much time on social net
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Which is a paragraph? A: A paragraph is a group of at least five sentences. B: The unity and coherence of ideas among sentences is what constitutes a paragraph. C: A paragraph can be just one sentence long. D: A paragraph is half a page long.
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In a paragraph, several related sentences work together to ________ an idea, or to create an impression. A: put through B: put across C: put aside D: put away