The sun sets. Usually I take a walk every day. It is raining today.(compound-complex sentence)

The general manager needs to go to Chicago for a business meeting. All of the local flights are cancelled due to the severe weather.(compound sentence)

We had finished our work early. We decided to go out for a walk. We went to the nearby park.(compound-complex sentence)

You'd better open an account at the mobile banking first, after that you could buy anything online.

The car dealer sold the second-hand truck to a buyer with leather seats at a discount.

To remind people of their selfishness. Allen leaves handwritten notes on cars that take up two parking spaces.

It is of more importance to understand the article than memorize every word of it.

Trying his best to clean the room, Isaac's sweat-soaked shirt was proof of his effort.

Read the following paragraph and underline the topic sentence.Health care professionals are starting to recognize the benefits of listening to patients' stories. By listening to those stories, the physician gives the patient a chance to express his/her concerns. It is also important to listen for what is not being said—the subtle clues that the patient may want to say something more—perhaps a slight pause in the conversation, a cough, or shifting nervously. Dr. Victoria Maizes emphasizes the importance of listening to patients. She shares a real case example of an exchange with a patient and then rewrites the story in different scenarios in which the physician listens attentively. In this way, a healing, nurturing relationship develops between the storyteller (patient) and the listener (health care provider).

Rearrange the following sentences so that they read logically. Put the corresponding letters in a proper sequence in the boxes provided on the answer sheet. The positions of some sentences have been given.A. Moreover, I was working for a Fortune 500 company at the time, and I often had meetings that overlapped with the scheduled class times.B. Each class was an hour and a half, not including the time it took to walk to the studio, change, shower afterward, and walk home.C. It didn't help that the classes were in the middle of the morning and afternoon, which meant I'd have to skip out on work to attend.D. It was hard to make time for Marco's yoga classes in spite of my passion for them.E. Although I couldn't justify the time commitment, I felt great after the fifteen classes.F. In the end, I managed to attend maybe fifteen classes that year.G. Even though the studio was only a few blocks away from my company, it was still a solid two-hour commitment.H. When there was work to be done, it was hard to convince myself it was acceptable to go stretch my body for two hours.D ______ ______ A ______ ______ F ______