Which answer best corrects the inappropriate shift in person between the related sentences?
Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. If he is punished for his action, you will learn responsibility.
O Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. If he is punished for his action, he will learn responsibility.
O Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. When they are punished for his action, they will learn responsibility.
O Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. If she is punished for his action, you will learn responsibility
Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. If you are punished for his action, you will learn responsibility.

Answer:

I'm pretty sure it is, O Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. If he is punished for his action, he will learn responsibility.

Explanation: Because it makes the most sense out of all of them

According to the shattered windows' theory in criminology, visual evidence of criminal activity, antisocial behavior, and public disorder lead to an urban setting that promotes additional criminal activity and disorder, including serious crimes. Thus, option B is correct.

Such methods can put a load on the criminal court system, burden the poor with penalties for small infractions, and sever links between the police and minorities.

He posited that rather than being causally related, disorder and crime might have similar beginnings.

Broken windows theory remained widespread despite scant empirical support, according to Harcourt, and helped shape the NYPD's contentious stop-and-frisk policy, which was declared unconstitutional.

Therefore, O Jack broke Aunt Emma's window. He will learn responsibility if he receives repercussions for his behavior.

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In the Book ,the book thief, what is the name of the story that Max begins to write in chapter 36​

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No point in dreaming if you're alone
No point in walking without the road
No point in crying without that someone there beside you
Saying it will be OK

I'll take my time
I'll take my time
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What can't be timed

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There's someone living out there
Happier than me
Happier than me

We may be lost
And gone forever
The rain will wash our memory
But when we cry
We cry together
Like it was meant to be

I woke up last night from a dream
That we'd grow old on Bleecker Street
Sit by the fire and I'd play my guitar
But dreams are only dreams

And then I wonder when we leave
Will the moon still be white
And the river green
Sometimes I wonder if we matter at all
If we're not written down
Who will remember now

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And gone forever
The rain will wash our memory
But when we cry
We cry together
Like it was meant to be

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And gone forever
The rain will wash our memory
But when we cry
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I shall conclude this paper with some miscellaneous remarks on the slate of our affairs; and shall begin with asking the following questiom
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Lesson 8
Handout 17 (page 1)
Modifiers in Place!
Part A.
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a.
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c.
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b.
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