You need a subject.
Example subject: dogs and cats.
Compare: They both have fur.
Contrast statement: Dogs are energetic and cats are lazy.
P.S It makes it easier if you make a ven diaphragm
It is true that the history of the English language is closely linked with Latin borrowings, as evidenced by the great number of Latin roots present in English even today.
A very large percentage of the English language and words actually come from Latin.
D. "his sister, who had taken a sales job, learned shorthand and French in the evenings so that she might be able to get a better position later on"
<span>being killed by falling into a hole
He says, "another step before my fall.." implying he would have fallen to his death had he taken another step forth</span>
D- Connotative, Abstract, because connotative is the way the writer feels towards the word. That is why they used it, to give it their own definition.<span />