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Study The Structure and Analyze The Set of Sentences Below Then Answer The Process Questions That Follow. A

Set A contains 3 sentences with facts about an employee, breakfast, and recycling cans. Each sentence is an independent clause separated by a period. Set B contains 3 rhetorical questions with question marks. Set C contains 3 sentences telling a short story, with the subject and action verb identified in each sentence.

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Study The Structure and Analyze The Set of Sentences Below Then Answer The Process Questions That Follow. A

Set A contains 3 sentences with facts about an employee, breakfast, and recycling cans. Each sentence is an independent clause separated by a period. Set B contains 3 rhetorical questions with question marks. Set C contains 3 sentences telling a short story, with the subject and action verb identified in each sentence.

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Study the structure and

analyze the set of


sentences below then
answer the process
questions that follow. A.
1. Alyssah is a
competent employee.
2. Breakfast is the most
important meal of the
day.
3. Cans can be recycled
as pots. B.
1. Is the Pope Catholic?
2. Is rain wet?
3. Can birds fly? C.
1. The notorious robber
was sent to jail.
2. The truth behind the
mystery was revealed
by the living witness.
3. All modules will be
printed before the
school year starts.

Process Questions:
1. How are ideas
conveyed in Set A?
What punctuation is
used?
2. What do you call that
kind of sentences?
3. What do you notice
with the questions in
Set B?
4. In Set C, who does
the action? 5. What is
the form of the verb in
Set C?

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