– A prism is used <to refract> white light <so> <it> spreads out in a

continuous spectrum <of colors> .

<Despite of> rain or snow <there are> always more <than> fifty thousand
fans <at> the OSU football games.
The prices of homes <are> <as> high that <most> people cannot afford to buy
<them>
To see the Statue of Liberty and <taking> pictures <from> the top of the
Empire State Building <are> two reasons <for visiting> New York City
– There <are> twenty species of wild roses in North America, all of
which <have> prickly stems, pinnate leaves, and large flowers,
<which> usually smell <sweetly> .
– <Having chose> the topics for <their> essays, the students <were>
instructed to make <either> a preliminary outline or a rough draft.
– <Factoring> is the process of <finding> two or more expressions
<whose> product is <equal as> the given expression.
– If Grandma Moses <having> been able to continue <farming> , she
might never have <begun> to <paint> .
– Since infection <can cause> both fever <as well as> pain, it is a good
idea <to check> <a patient's> temperature.
– <What happened> in New York <were> a reaction from city workers,
<including> firemen and policemen who had been laid off from
<their> jobs.
– I sometimes wish that my university <is> <as large as> State
University because our facilities are <more> limited <than> theirs.
– Some executives require <that> the secretary <is> responsible for
<writing> all reports <as well as> for balancing the books.
– Although the Red Cross <accepts> blood form most donors, the
nurses will not <leave> you <give> blood if you have just <had> a
cold.
– A turtle differs <from> all <other> reptiles in that its body is encased
in a protective shell of <their> <own> .
– Benjamin Franklin <was> the editor of <the largest> newspaper in
the colonies, a diplomatic representative to France and later to
England, and <he invented> <many> useful devices.