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English, 06.05.2020 22:59 queenbee2994

Read the following sentences from “Kind Actions.”

“You may think that only adults are able to influence others, but this is not true. Anyone can improve another person’s life with his or her actions.”

Which word or phrase could best take the place of the word influence without changing the meaning of the sentence?

You may think that only adults are able to others, but this is not true.

A. affect
B. care for
C. donate to
D. support

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