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My sister bought some novels written by Adrea Hirata, .... Guru Aini and Laskar Pelangi

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Sembako is Indonesian word for groceries. So, people who sell 'sembako' are those who sell groceries, such as rice, sugar, oil, and salt.    | WHAT ARE THE EXAMPLES?

• sembako

• groceries

• rice, sugar, oil, and salt

• Indonesian word

• the seller of groceries

Decide whether the PUNCTUATION is correct or incorrect.

Calcium can be found in green leafy vegetables such as, broccoli, spinach, lettuce, and swamp cabbage.

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To build a habit, Mr. Argani said that you can do it slowly but continuously and don’t start big. . . . you want to make a reading habit, then don’t immediately jump into read thick and heavy book.

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I learnt some new things in the camp yesterday. . . . I made a fire with sticks and tie various knots.

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Not all people want to be helped. For instance, once I offered a seat to an old woman on a bus, she totally refused and even looked upset.

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By the end of the 5th century, English was spoken not only by the peoples of the British Isles, but also the UK ex-occupied countries, for instance, the United States, Canada, and Australia.    | WHAT ARE THE EXAMPLES?

• the people of the British Isles

• the UK ex-occupied countries

• by the end of the 5th century

• English was spoken

• the United States, Canada, and Australia

By the end of the 5th century, English was spoken not only by the peoples of the British Isles, but also the UK ex-occupied countries, for instance, the United States, Canada, and Australia.   | WHAT IS THE WORD/PHRASE BEING EXPLAINED BY EXAMPLES?

• the people of the British Isles

• the UK ex-occupied countries

• by the end of the 5th century

• English was spoken

• the United States, Canada, and Australia

The mountain areas . . . Malang, Yogyakarta, and Bogor are often to become tourist attraction. People, not only Indonesian but also foreigner, really like to visit those places because those are fresh and beautiful.

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Food . . . pizza and hamburgers are not really junk food; they contain a lot of protein and vitamins.

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