Hi!
I think it would be B, because she seems to notice his niceness to her.
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Answer:
"Impossible" has a prefix and suffix.
Explanation:
The word "impossible" has the prefix "im" (meaning not or without) and the suffix "ible" (used to form adjectives). "Slowly" only has a suffix, and "inside" only has a prefix.
Answer and Explanation:
Although you have not informed the text to which this question refers, we can see that when pronouncing these words, you think of homophone words. Homophone words are different words, written in different ways, with different meanings that are pronounced the same way, like "crick" and "creek," which although they are pronounced the same way, with the same sounds, "crick" means the sound of chalk when it is dragged across the floor, while "creek" means the sound of a chair moving across the floor.
<span>The correct answer is d, Kennedy's emphasis on certain words indicates to the audience the importance of specific ideas. Kennedy was a masterful orator who had expert control over tone, tempo, diction, and inflection. As such, he used these emphases to draw the audience's attention to the key points which he wished to drive home.</span>
