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    The document compares and contrasts aspects of the United States and Canada such as their official languages, most popular sports, heads of state, styles of government, and shared geographic features. Specifically, it notes that French and English are official in Canada while only English is official in the US. It also discusses the most popular sports in each country and that the US has a president while Canada does not. Both are democracies but with different governmental styles and the countries share a border and Niagara Falls.

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    The document compares and contrasts aspects of the United States and Canada such as their official languages, most popular sports, heads of state, styles of government, and shared geographic features. Specifically, it notes that French and English are official in Canada while only English is official in the US. It also discusses the most popular sports in each country and that the US has a president while Canada does not. Both are democracies but with different governmental styles and the countries share a border and Niagara Falls.

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    The document compares and contrasts aspects of the United States and Canada such as their official languages, most popular sports, heads of state, styles of government, and shared geographic features. Specifically, it notes that French and English are official in Canada while only English is official in the US. It also discusses the most popular sports in each country and that the US has a president while Canada does not. Both are democracies but with different governmental styles and the countries share a border and Niagara Falls.

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    The words are differ, populations, obvious, takes, constrast and majority.

    These verbs are in the simple perfect since they are explaining unchanging situations, habits, or general facts.

    1. French and English are the official languages in Canada, while in the U.S., English is the
    official language.
    2. Football, baseball, and basketball are the most popular in the U.S. while Ice Hockey is the
    most popular Canadian sport.
    3. While the United States has Joe Biden as president, Canada does not have a president.
    4. Both countries are democracies, and their style of government is different.
    5. These two countries share a border, they share Niagara Falls.

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