English, 25.06.2019 19:40 CupcakeTwist5972

7. read the following passage either aloud or to yourself, rewriting the paragraph to correct the following five mistakes: 1-fragment, 1- apostrophe mistake, 1- capitalization error, 1- missing comma, and 1- verb mistake: can you tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile? in order to do so, you'd probably need to see the two animals side by side. an alligators snout is shorter and broader than that of a crocodile. when an alligator's mouth is shut. you can see only the top teeth protruding outside the mouth. but with a crocodile, you can see several of its bottom teeth as well as its top teeth. the most important difference, however, is in behavior rather than looks. although alligators are dangerous they does not often attack people. but crocodiles are definitely aggressive toward humans.

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