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5.1.2 Rewrite the following sentence in the negative form: Forgiveness has a range of health benefits. 5.1.3 Give the singular form of the underlined word in the followng sentence: Beng able to forgive, can make livas easier

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5.1.2 Forgiveness does not have a range of health benefits. 5.1.3 The singular form of "livas" is "life."

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5.1.2 The negative form of the sentence "Forgiveness has a range of health benefits" is: "Forgiveness does not have a range of health benefits." 5.1.3 The singular form of the underlined word "livas" in the sentence "Being able to forgive can make livas easier" is: "life." So the corrected sentence would be: "Being able to forgive can make life easier."

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