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fix(curriculum): spacing after periods (#55089)
Co-authored-by: Roy John Lee <royjohnlee@Roys-MacBook-Pro.local>
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# --description--
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Reflexive pronouns like `yourself` are used when the subject of the sentence is also the object.They are often used for actions that people do to or for themselves. For example:
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Reflexive pronouns like `yourself` are used when the subject of the sentence is also the object. They are often used for actions that people do to or for themselves. For example:
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`You should treat yourself to a day off` (the action of treating is done by and for the person themselves)
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### --feedback--
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Used here for a negative command, advising against rushing.This word is not capitalized.
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Used here for a negative command, advising against rushing. This word is not capitalized.
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# --description--
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`To ensure` means to make certain that something will happen or is the case.Example: `We ensure safety by following the guidelines.`
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`To ensure` means to make certain that something will happen or is the case. Example: `We ensure safety by following the guidelines.`
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`To conduct` means to organize and carry out an activity or task. For example, `The manager conducts weekly meetings.`
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### --feedback--
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This word expresses positivity or satisfaction about something, in this case, meeting someone.This word is capitalized.
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This word expresses positivity or satisfaction about something, in this case, meeting someone. This word is capitalized.
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