The situation wherein you would double the final consonant in a base word before adding a suffix is option D. When the base word ends with consonant + vowel + consonant and the suffix begins with a vowel. For example: the word, "FAT" when we add the suffix -er and -est, it becomes "fatter" and "fattest". The letter "T" is doubled, then add the vowel suffix.
This will depend on what you mean, because there are a lot of teens out there who are going through a lot. There are also some teens who like the way they are. Some teens don't have a dad or mom figure. Some don't even have both. There are some teens who live for God. And there are some that don't. It really depends. But if you'd like a speech then If I were you, I'd write about my self... you. But if you can't think of anything. Think of the time when you were sick and your parents came to help. Or a time in Christmas when you wanted a game or toy so bad you didn't get it but you got it a few months later. I'm being honest it really does depend what you are asking for. I hope this helped you.
After the alligator appeared on Wyatt, he appeared on TV wearing holey boxer shorts, as shown in option C.
<h3>Why did Wyatt do this?</h3>
- Wyatt was surprised and scared when the alligator appeared on the lawn.
- This scare and his need to protect the house and family made him not care what clothes he was wearing.
- He was so focused on getting rid of the alligator that he couldn't even feel ashamed.
This moment of the story is used to generate humor in a tense and dangerous situation, where the author alleviates the situation and makes the mood more comfortable for the reader.
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