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Thank you We sneak in shmoop du jour Brought to

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you by uniformity because sometimes it's important to keep things

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the same like in the future where we all wear

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monochrome unitards and only eat protein pills way All right

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well first read the sense below from a letter of

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recommendation We're going out for english Speak up All right

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look the drop down menu and choose the options jar

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Alright Shows that he values your input Okay Let's commas

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missing and another stuff missing me Alright pronounce much like

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with baking We need to maintain some consistency The writer

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starts his sense by referring to students in the third

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person now unless there's some strange lord of the flies

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style faction ing going on here there's no reason to

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break up the class in tow us and then just

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one group The pronoun should stay consistent like it's being

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safe now Since the writer is a student it would

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technically be correct to use the pronouns us and our

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in the second half of the sense But he's already

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referred to students as the students there's no reason this

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which pronoun midstream pronoun should stay consistent Fall in the

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third person people listen Which makes a the correct answer

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The teachers showed them that he valued their input because

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sometimes a little uniformity can really help especially in the 00:01:28.832 --> [endTime] mornings Protest Beige goes with everything

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