The answer is A because its simple
Othello and Lago aren't as different as others may think they are in some ways they are very similar considering the fact that they both do some strange things through out the play
The correct spelling of able + ly is <em>ably.</em>
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The suffix -ly is added to the adjective <em>able</em> to form the adverb <em>ably</em>.
In general, to transform an adjective into an adverb, we add the suffix -ly after the adjective's last syllable.
For example:
- loud → loudly
- rapid→ rapidly
- tender → tenderly
In the case of adjectives ending in -ble, to form an adverb before adding the suffix -ly we drop the -Le.
This is why able + ly correct spelling is<em> ably.</em>
Other examples of -ble ending adjectives + ly are:
- humble → humbly
- tolerable → tolerably
- despicable → despicably
You can learn more about suffix -ly in the link below:
brainly.com/question/13903218
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