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Q2: Do as required sunburn which is an example of first-degree burn (Complete using an 1. You are all familiar appropriate preposition) 2. A therapist held that it was natural for human beings to assume that bad things happened only to people living in remote areas. (Explain the use of happen in this sentence) 3. Contrary to what you may read in the guidebook, one in 10 locals actually speak English. (Rewrite using a suitable quantifier from the following: little, a little, few, a few) 4. we knew almost nothing about climate change. (Compete this sentence using an appropriate answer from the following: since more than ten years more than ten years ago for more than ten years, none) 5. The new conditions will have a much longer recovery than you otherwise expect. (Use the verb allow and lo any necessary changes. Then, make your own sentence passive)​

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1. Sunburn is an example of a first-degree burn. (using the appropriate preposition 'of' to show the relationship between sunburn and first-degree burn).

2. In the given sentence, "happened" is used as the past participle form of the verb "happen". It is used to show an event or occurrence that took place in the past. Here, the therapist is stating that it is a common assumption among human beings that bad things only happen to people living in remote areas.

3. Contrary to what you may read in the guidebook, few locals actually speak English. (using the quantifier "few" to indicate a small number of people who can speak English among the locals).

4. We knew almost nothing about climate change for more than ten years. (using the phrase "for more than ten years" to indicate the duration of time for which we knew almost nothing about climate change).

5. The new conditions will allow for a much longer recovery than expected. (Making use of the verb "allow" to indicate that the new conditions will permit or enable a longer recovery period than what was originally expected). Passive sentence: A much longer recovery than expected will be allowed by the new conditions.

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