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− | Confirmed Covid-19 Cases Over 50,000
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− | Covid-19 is a very deadly virus, which causes symptoms like fever shortness of breath, and dry coughing and it can harm people over 60 and with medical/health problems. If you do not want to catch the coronavirus than it is best to stay indoors where you aren't around anyone except for your family. The coronavirus is a very serious virus in so many ways, at least 177 countries have at least more than 10 cases in that country. In the whole world, there are about 400,000 cases and killed 18,000 people. For preventing the coronavirus we should wash our hands all the time for as long it takes to sing the alphabet, and we should not touch our face and also should not go outside often we should follow these rules strictly to be safe.
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− | Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Over 50,000
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− | . . . The title can be changed to a more broad statement that catches the reader’s eye.
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− | COVID-19 – A Deadly Virus
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− | COVID-19 – Thousands of Cases across the World
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− | Covid-19 is a very deadly virus, which causes symptoms like fever, shortness of breath, and dry coughing and it can harm people over 60 and with medical/health problems.
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− | . . . A good first sentence but COVID-19 should be capitalized and the comma after “virus” needs to be taken out. A comma needs to be placed after the word “fever.” End the sentence after dry coughing then start a new one.
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− | . . . Maybe switch this sentence up a little bit. “Any age can be affected by this virus but senior citizens are more effected or people with health issues and underlying conditions.”
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− | If you do not want to catch the coronavirus than it is best to stay indoors where you aren't around anyone except for your family.
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− | . . . This is a good sentence by grammar needs a bit help! Change the “than” to “then” and a comma after Coronavirus and Coronavirus should be capitalized.
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− | The coronavirus is a very serious virus in so many ways, at least 177 countries have at least more than 10 cases in that country.
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− | . . . Capitalize “Coronavirus.” Let’s switch this sentence up a bit – Instead of starting with saying it is a serious virus, let’s start with the data. “Around 177 countries have been affected with at least 10 cases in each country, which makes this a very serious virus.”
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− | . . . Killed is not the right word here, but good comma placement. “In the whole world, there are about 400,000 cases and 18,000 deaths.”
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− | For preventing the coronavirus we should wash our hands all the time for as long it takes to sing the alphabet, and we should not touch our face and also should not go outside often we should follow these rules strictly to be safe.
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− | . . . Editing for fluidity; This is a great ending sentence but should be split up in to two sentences. There should be a comma after Coronavirus and Coronavirus should also be capitalized. “For preventing the Coronavirus, we should follow a few rules to be safe. We should wash our hands for as long as it takes to sing the alphabet. We should not touch our face and should not go outside around other people.”
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− | COVID-19 – A Deadly Virus
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− | COVID-19 is a very deadly virus that causes symptoms like fever, shortness of breath, and dry coughing and can harm people over 60 years old who have medical/health problems. Any age can be affected by this virus but senior citizens are more effected and people with health issues and underlying conditions. If you do not want to catch the Coronavirus, then it is best to stay indoors where you aren't around anyone except for your family. Around 177 countries have been affected with at least 10 cases in each country, which makes this a very serious virus. In the whole world, there are about 400,000 cases and 18,000 deaths. For preventing the Coronavirus, we should follow a few rules to be safe. We should wash our hands for as long as it takes to sing the alphabet. We should also not touch our face and should not go outside around other people.
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− | - Suggestion title: “For the Love of Chocolate Caramel”
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− | [[Sample sentence:]] Chocolate Caramel is one of the greatest combinations ever invented
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− | Chocolate was from Mesoamerica, and when European settlers drank the originally bitter treat,
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− | Mr. Hershey of the Hershey’s Candy Company originally sold caramel, but once he started to
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− | Mr. Hershey made this mix popular amongst many and it became a sensation.
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− | There are several ways to celebrate this invention, and many include eating one!
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− | Overall, good job condensing facts and keeping a solid grammatical structure throughout. Some
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− | The Best Day for Chocolate Caramel Lovers
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− | Many think of chocolate caramel to be one of the greatest inventions ever made by mankind, as it is a mix
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− | “For the love of Chocolate Caramel”
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