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A declarative sentence makes a statement or expresses an idea.

"I want to be a good person." is a simple statement, so it is declarative.

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Sometimes, I like to spend my time alone, it Refreshes my mind too.

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3rd person present: refreshes

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• He is busy with his work up to the hilt.
• This phrase means he is fully engaged and occupied with his work.

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Imagery appeals to the senses — smell, sight, touch, etc.

The sentence describes scent and appearance, creating a vivid sensory image.

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Including counterarguments shows that the writer has considered other viewpoints, making the argument stronger and more balanced.

The goal is to summarize opposing views and then refute them with logic or evidence, reinforcing the original position.

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In the present simple negative, use "doesn't" + base verb without "s".

So, "She doesn’t like coffee" is grammatically correct.

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Riqaab is derived from the Arabic word raqabah, which means "neck." 

Freeing a slave or captive is therefore seen as breaking the bondage of the "neck," symbolically liberating the individual

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A predicate is the part of a sentence that:

Describes the action (verb) performed by the subject.

Example: "She dances gracefully." (Predicate: dances gracefully)

States what the subject is.

Example: "The sky is blue." (Predicate: is blue)

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"After that" is used to show the step just before the final one.

It helps transition smoothly toward the conclusion (which is marked by "Finally").

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Anaphoric reference is when a pronoun (like "She") refers back to a noun previously mentioned (in this case, Sara).

"She" refers to Sara in the second sentence.