Self-study
Hello friends!
I am currently applying to a law school in little rock and there is a section that is required, titled, "Statement of Uniqueness." This section says to explain any distinct experiences that I have encountered in my life and how I have grown from those specific aspects. I am a little confused because this section also has an area where you can say, "this section does not apply to me." What should I do? I don't necessarily have some super distinct experiences in my life, so is this necessary?
All help is much appreciated.
The main verb pertains to the subject of the sentence. Thus, the subject (developments) helped the archaeologists. The developments did not discover anything; rather, the archaeologists did that discovering. If the archaeologists were the main subject of a sentence, then perhaps their discovery could be the main verb, but that is not the case in this example.