Behavior is the preferred spelling in American English. Behaviour is preferred everywhere else. Other than the spelling, there is no difference between the two words. The spelling distinction extends to all derivatives.
Do you mean like a weapon/ charging sword? That will be a rapier.
•have family meetings
•try to make go out with each other
•or do family activities
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Answer:
1. My partner and I will work to affect attitudes toward rainforest renewal.
2. He courageously accepted the challenge of a chess duel.
3. The effect of the strike by truck drivers was felt nationwide.
4. The new CEO of the company sought to affect a change in company morale.
5. Everyone except Marlene will attend the game.
6. My grandmother will never accept the fact that she can no longer drive.
7. Except for this chewing incident, my puppy has been well-behaved.
8. The sights of the war effected soldiers for the rest of their lives.
9. What effect will the drop in the stock market have on the average person?
10. The effect of the wind was devastating.
11. How will cheating on a test effect your reputation?
12. I would like to go to the park on any day except Monday.
Explanation:
<u>I put in bold the correct choices.</u>
