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The parts of the passage in bold contain errors in capitalization; uses of commas, semi-colons and apostrophes; subject-verb agreement; ‘do’, ‘be’ and ‘have’ verbs; regular/irregular verbs; shift in tense and shift in point of view. Edit the errors and write the correct answers.

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Rational number, in arithmetic, a number that can be represented as the quotient p/q of two integers such that q ≠ 0. In addition to all the fractions, the set of rational numbers includes all the integers, each of which can be written as a quotient with the integer as the numerator and 1 as the denominator

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The parts of the passage in bold contain errors in capitalization; uses of commas, semi-colons and apostrophes; subject-verb agreement; ‘do’, ‘be’ and ‘have’ verbs; regular/irregular verbs; shift in tense and shift in point of view. Edit the errors and write the correct answers.

The parts of the passage in bold contain errors in capitalization; uses of commas, semi-colons and apostrophes; subject-verb agreement; ‘do’, ‘be’ and ‘have’ verbs; regular/irregular

Answered by Anonymous
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The parts of the passage in bold contain errors in capitalization; uses of commas, semi-colons and apostrophes; subject-verb agreement; ‘do’, ‘be’ and ‘have’ verbs; regular/irregular verbs; shift in tense and shift in point of view. Edit the errors and write the correct answers.

The parts of the passage in bold contain errors in capitalization; uses of commas, semi-colons and apostrophes; subject-verb agreement; ‘do’, ‘be’ and ‘have’ verbs; regular/irregular

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