If you read the vocab section at the beginning before you start reading, you will know what any of the words mean from the list, while reading the text.
So, let's say your vocab section has the word "joyous", and it's definition "very happy". When you read this before reading your text, you will not have to wonder what "joyous" means.
Does that make sense?
Also, put this into your own words, so you get full points.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
on edg i finished the test and that was the correct answer on edg 2020
A. statistic should be your closest answer (for numbers)
(and if you can only choose one)
hope this helps
Split infinitives occur <u>when an adverb is inserted between two parts of an infinitive.</u>
Explanation:
By grammatical rules, inserting an adverb between the two parts of infinitive is non permissible. But <u>in normal usage it has been around liberally,</u> and often in ornate, literary language.
For example, an infinitive like 'to go' has been used often by
<u>'to boldly go'</u>
<u>'to gracefully go'</u>
These are proper usage phrases that occur often. a word added in between added to the general meaning of the phrase given here.
