I'm assuming that you need to create a noun out of these verbs by adding either the suffix -ance or -ence. There are no particular rules as to which suffix should follow, so unfortunately you will have to learn these by heart.
The answers are:
acceptance
attendance
conference
repentance
resistance
superintendence
vigilance
You can write "In the sinking of the Titanic which were the most significant(big) in causing the devasting loss of life?"
Answer:
Alice is practicing a speech she will give to her bosses, and wants her friends to critique her performance. During the speech, she moves around the room and talks to all sections of the audience. She also pauses often and frequently uses "you know" and "like" in an effort to relate to the audience.
What advice would her classmates most likely give about her presentation?
Answer
They tell her to avoid using “you know” and “like” because the phrases are too informal.
Answer: "in a drowsy"
Explanation:
Like the prompt says, look at the context clues:
The text says that the man ate a large dinner, and walked to the chair in a DROWSY manner, then fell asleep.
The drowsy part is how you know the last answer is correct
I'm confused. This is very out of context.
