Answer:
C
Explanation:
ac·quire
/əˈkwī(ə)r/
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verb
1.
buy or obtain (an asset or object) for oneself.
"I managed to acquire all the books I needed"
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Answer:
Underline the parts of the word that sound different than their counterpart. Say them out loud, (for example, de<u>fi</u>ne and def<u>in</u>ition sound different from one another)
Explanation:
Lago's plan starts to fall in place because he lacks moral restraint and callously exploits Othello's hamartia, his trusting nature, to cause chaos and strife among the characters.
Answer:
C.superlative
B. comparative
Explanation:
The sentence, "Our teacher is the tallest of all", is in the superlative form as it compares between three items.
The sentence, "The new poster is larger than her poster" is in comparative form as it compares between two items.
There is no such thing as a fact in a memoir: everything is opinion.
