The Latin root word -sper is found in many synonymous words; desperado, desperate, prosper, prosperity, prosperous i.e.
Desperate means; the feeling, showing, or involving a hopeless sense that a situation is so bad as to be impossible to deal with.
Desperate has the root word -sper.
Now despair means; the complete loss or absence of hope. Desperate, and despair both have the de- prefix, used to indicate privation, removal, and separation. Both words meaning lack of hope or absence of it.
The word prosper means to succeed in material terms. Financially stable i.e. For someone to have despair, means they have no hope of being prosperous.
Connecting it all together you can see that they all go hand in hand one way or another de- meaning to remove, sper meaning hope. Desperate meaning you have no hope. Despair means you you also have lack of hope. etc.
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Sentence B is correct. Sentence A would have been correct if the quote ended with a coma since the next part is a fragment: "Judy said".
Answer:
always be thankful foe what u get
Explanation:
Answer:
He believes he owes it to his country to return.
Explanation:
According to the story of Pink and Say by Patricia Polocco, they are both young children who join the army during the American Civil War to help bring an end to slavery and become friends on the battle field. Pink is a black child who is educated, while Say is a white child who cannot read.
After Pink's mother Moe Moe Bay is killed by the Confederates for hiding the boys, Pink believes that returning to war is the right thing to do and Say believes he owes it to his country to return to war in order to end slavery.
An indirect object is the beneficient of the action, or for whom the action is done. It often has the form of "for x" or "to x", but not always.
Among the options the indirect object is found in the option C:
C. They gave me a bonus.
the indirect object is "me"
