2. One of the remaining sentences seems to be out of order. Underline or draw a circle around the sentence that should be moved. Draw an arrow to show where you want it to go.

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You should swap the first and second sentences of place and put one in place of the other.

Explanation:

The text below will be more coherent if the first sentence is placed in place of the second sentence, while the second sentence is placed in place of the first sentence. This must be done, because from the third sentence on, the narrator starts telling information about Washington. Thus, all information about it must be close, giving fluidity to the text. The second sentence does not present information about Washington, but presents an introduction about the text itself and for that reason, the second sentence should be placed as the first sentence. While the first sentence, which presents information about Washington, must be placed in second place.

well i'm late but i think its: b, c, and e

no, dan should reduce his discretionary spending. not long-term goals involve more planning than short-term goals do