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    A hotel's decision to lower its heating system temperatures to save fuel led to deadly germs growing in the pipes. The heated air then blew into rooms, causing visitors to fall ill and several died. An English exercise asked students to identify patterns in sentences, including comparison/contrast, sequence, and listing.

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    A hotel's decision to lower its heating system temperatures to save fuel led to deadly germs growing in the pipes. The heated air then blew into rooms, causing visitors to fall ill and several died. An English exercise asked students to identify patterns in sentences, including comparison/contrast, sequence, and listing.

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    A hotel's decision to lower its heating system temperatures to save fuel led to deadly germs growing in the pipes. The heated air then blew into rooms, causing visitors to fall ill and several died. An English exercise asked students to identify patterns in sentences, including comparison/contrast, sequence, and listing.

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    ENGLISHH

    EXERCISE 17, NUMBER 2


    Main Idea : Buildings heating systems changes lead to disease
    Cause Effect :
    1) Lower the temperature of heating systems Save fuel
    2) Lower temperature Deadly germs grows in heating pipes
    3) Heated air blow into the Hotels rooms Visitors become ill and several
    died

    EXERCISE 21
    1) Sentence : (c) Pattern : Comparison/Contrast (CC)
    2) Sentence : (a) Pattern : Sequence
    3) Sentence : (d) Pattern : Sequence
    4) Sentence : (b) Pattern : Listing

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