The correct answer is: [D]: "unimportantly" . __________________________________________________________ <u>Note</u>: __________________________________________________________ The "definition" , or "description", that is given; is: __________________________________________________________ → "being trivially different" . __________________________________________________________ Note that the key word is: "trivially" . __________________________________________________________ →Consider the answer choices provided: __________________________________________________________ Choice [A]: "significantly" ; sound more "meaningful" than "trivially". __________________________________________________________ Choice [B]: "dramatically" ; sounds even MORE "meaningfuly" than "trivially" . __________________________________________________________ Choice [C]: "emotionally" ; is not related to: "trivially" . __________________________________________________________ Choice [D]: "unimportantly" ; seems similar to: "trivially" . __________________________________________________________ → Having considered all these answer choices provided, it seems clear that the correct answer choice is: Answer choice: [D]: "unimportantly" . __________________________________________________________
Languages change due to the needs of the speakers as new technologies and experiences require them to use new words to communicate effectively based on their situations. Secondly, the English spoken today is different from the one spoken earlier due to experiences from one person to another.
Hi! my favorite hobby is fishing.I like fishing. beacuse it gives me the pleasure of full-selfillment.My dad introduced me fishing.I do it 5 times a week.I feel very bored when I have to wait hours to catch a fish but I feel pretty happy when I catch a fish fast.
“Rivers stopped flowing along the banks so that they could hear Orpheus, whose music was more harmonious than theirs.” And “Others maintain that Orpheus had reached the sunlight and turned to Eurydice, believing she was out, too.” hope this helps
