Sometime I don't understand what to call people. If it is an old man, I know I should say “Mr." with his last name. If it is a lady, I should use "Ms." or "Mrs." or "Miss" with her last name. When you use the title "Dr." it can be a problem. It's easy it is a medical doctor. You know that he or she has patients or works in a hospital. But there are some doctors who are not doctors of medicine. They are people with a lot of education, usually more than 7 years at a university. Sometimes they like to be called "Dr." too. I am never sure when I meet a "Dr.". Somebody whether I should ask that person about my headache or my schoolwork. 1. What is the best topic for the paragraph?

1. Understanding Titles
2. Understanding People
3. Understanding Names
4. Understanding People's Last Name​

1. understanding titles

Explanation:

1. understanding titles

the correct order is:

you're your own worst enemy:

they're going to say what they say, but

their opinions aren't holding you

back. it's your self-defeatist

attitude that's keeping your work

from getting its due.

hey there,

your answer is a) today we hope for clear skies.

let's look at the word(s) progressive verb. progressive means its happening right now. it is not going to happen and it has not already happened. it is happening right now. the sentence "today we hope" in option a is an example of a progressing verb. they are hoping right now. options b, c and d are not progressing verbs. they contain the words have, roared and will be. those words tell us that it has either happened or will happen. a is your answer.

best of luck,

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