In human relations, the irritation threshold is the <span>point at which a person notices something and becomes annoyed.
This threshold can be quite different for different people - some people may have a really high irritation threshold, meaning that there isn't much that could annoy them. On the other hand, some people can become annoyed with the littlest things - it really depends on a person.
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Answer: i dont know how to answer that
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
I haven't heard ...
I is first person singular.
The irregular verb form to use is have (not) heard.
But I didn't hear is the past tense that is also correct.
I hadn't heard is also correct.
The only one that is really wrong is D.
I will help you sense i read arabic,
they said hello pen pal :)
