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Cooldude101

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Which sentences expresses the thought most clearly and effectively and has no errors
  in its structure?
 
  A) I always hoped I would go to college, but I never dreamed I would graduate
  with honors.
  B) I always hoped I would go to college, but graduating with honors I only
  dreamed of.
  C) My hope always was to go to college, but I never dreamed I would graduate
  with honors.
  Choose the correct option to replace the underlined words.

Question 2

Which sentence is correct, clear, and concise?
 
  A) I have always believed that it is important to work hard and be playing hard.
  B) I have always believed in the importance of hard work as well as playing hard.
  C) I have always believed in the importance of working hard and playing hard.



pikon

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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