please give two examples of...?
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muscle tissue cells- smooth (ability to contract) and cardiac(heart)\nepithelial tissue cells- forms the skin and organs
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1. Answering your Question.\n2. Answering your Question !
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1. Undefined (No Slope)\n2. Undefined again.
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Huh?  Please, provide examples of what you are talking about so that we can respond.
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1-that's a video game question\n\n2-that's a video game question about something that isn't a sport due to the lack of competition\n\n\ngood luck though
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what about it?? two points thanks
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please give an example...
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You could look at these examples.
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both at the same time
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Here is a good example.
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Yes, see for example the page below:
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Thak you for the two points ^_^
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The 2nd sentence is correct and very formal; there is something like an old subjunctive form hidden in it.\nThe 1st sentence is (informally) not incorrect and could be found in British English.
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1 correct\n2.false in two ways: in fact and in grammar too.
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1.  It was formed.\n2.  It exists.
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Two words:\nStill Counting
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here are the examples you asked for, pal\n********************************************\n1- He kissed me passionately, as if he (loved) me ( in this sentence the man does NOT love me BUT he pretended to be in  love with me ). \n\n2- She insisted to go onstage and move her body as if she was a dancer. (  here she is NOT a dancer BUT she acted like a dancer ).\n\n3- He plays the trick well (as if he was) a magician ( here he is NOT a magician but he acts like a magician).\n\nNOTE** "as if" should always be followed by a PAST simple tense, even in a present sentence. why? because it is just a matter of "pretence" 'cos the subject ONLY ACTS like a dancer or a magician but he/she is not any of this. \n___________________________________________________\nWish\n******\n1- I wish i (could be) a doctor in the future ( this sentence shows that there is still hope that i become a doctor in the future).\n\n2- He wishes he (were) a scientist. (this sentence shows that "he" is not a scientist but he wishes he can be one)\n\n3- She wishes she (had gone) to the party (this sentence shows that the party already ended and there is no way "she" can turn back time and attend the party and so we use the past participle tense).\n\nhope i was any helpful to ya ..anytime!