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- Which lexical cohesion strategy has bee...tick to Facts, Sir!’
- Which lexical cohesion strategy has bee...tick to Facts, Sir!’
- Which of the following facts are the facts that the parties need not provide evidence? A: Well known facts and natural laws. B: The facts that have been determined by the people's court for legally effective judgment. C: The facts that have been proved by valid notaries. D: The facts stated and the claims moved by the other party are clearly acknowledged by one party.
- Which of the following are true of facts? A: Facts are statements that tell what really happened. B: Facts are statements that tell what really is the case. C: A fact can be proved with direct evidence. D: A fact is something known by actual experience or observing.
- Which of the following are true of facts? A: Facts are statements that tell what really happened. B: Facts are statements that tell what really is the case. C: A fact can be proved with direct evidence. D: A fact is something known by actual experience or observing.
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________, we left. ( ) A: There has nothing else to do B: There being nothing else to do C: There was nothing else to do D: There were nothing else to do
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Which lexical cohesion strategy has been used in the following paragraph? He fell asleep. What woke him was a loud crash.
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Which of the following statement is correct? A: Opinions are something objective. B: Facts are your judgment of something. C: Facts are something that can be proved to be true. D: Opinions are something that is unbiased.
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When we are introducing objects, presenting options and facts, and distinguishing between points, ideas, and facts, what gesture can we use?
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The author"s view of the difference between boys and girls is based on （）. A: scientific facts B: personal experience C: social behaviors D: logical reasoning