D: their
This makes more sense than his. There is more than one person being referred to in the sentence. the word solo is referring to Joe and Daune.
I tried putting his in the sentence and it just doesn't make sense to me. If the sentence was like the following: Joe was not nervous about___his __ solo in the concert then I think it would make more sense to use this word.
Hopefully this helps and good luck. :)
P.S. Don't you mean: Neither Joe nor Daune were nervous about __their __ solo in the concert? Were makes more sense than was.
The correct answer is D. Deductive
Explanation:
The word "reasoning" refers to the process in which facts are established and prove based on logic; additionally, in this process, there are different types of reasoning. In the case of the deductive reasoning, this occurs as general laws, events, rules, principles or any others that are general are applied to particular cases or events. For example, if we know penguins cannot fly we can conclude the penguins we see in a zoo cannot fly either. This differs from inductive reasoning because inductive reasoning goes is based on particular or specific events. Thus, it is the deductive reasoning the one that is based on laws, rules, principles, etc.
Explanation:
dear sarah,
hey, I was planning on volunteering at the animal shelter as it would be good to put on my resume. I was wondering if you would be willing to come along and help if you have time.
sincerely, Tanna
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A rocking chair is the symbol for comfort and safety
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