The answer: " -ible"
The word is: "exhaustible" .
Group: VII .
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The following rule applies, as mentioned within the question, and as quotated DIRECTLY from THIS VERY QUESTION:
"<span>Group VII. When the word has an immediate -tion form, -ible is used.</span>"
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Note: The word, "exhaust" ; does, in fact have an "immediate -tion form" ;
since the word, "exhaust" ; ends with the letter, "t" ; and since the word, "exhaust" ; has an "immediate -tion" form, which is the word, "exhaustion" ; then "Group VII" applies.
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The word is "exhaustible" ; (note that the ending is: "-ible").
Group: VII .
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Answer:
When I told my brother to take a shower cause he stank. Keep in mind he had not showered for 6 days straight. He argued he didn't but I told him he's gone nose blind from smelling his own stink all day. Hee wouldn't know. So, to test it, he ended up taking a shower. Since he washed all of the stink off his body, he didn't actually smell how bad he was before he showered until went back into his room. He smelt his preshowered stank throughout his room and that's when he admitted that he was wrong.
It's nearly perfect just change the "of" next to June to in
Answer:
Pride and Defiance
Explanation:
The tone of the poem is pride and defiance. It speaks of a racial divide in America that white people are perfectly content to ignore. Sending the speaker to the kitchen to eat can be symbolic of segregation, but also of America's desire to ignore the race problem. Kind of like out of sight and out of mind.
