it might be A. Conspicuous or conherent ! but once again or twice research I think is good of the words and trying to see which sounds better in the blank or pretty much the sentence!
Answer: to earn, to buy
Explanation:
He started to earn a lot of money and then he decided to buy a house.
If we want to make infinitive in this sentence first we must found the verbs in it. In these two simple sentences, there are two verbs, one verb in each.
We have verbs earned and bought. Infinitive from those verbs are - to earn and to buy.
Answer:
yes , I agree to dr.swift modest proposal
Answer:
Paragraph below. (please do take inspiration, not take it full on.)
Explanation:
Throughout the poem, Soto mentions how money is tight, but while sharing such information he begins it by acting confident in his spendings. Then, he begins to mention how he honestly dislikes spending money since, it's unfortunately tight. Throughout the poem, it begins to get sadder. The author loses the very same confidence he held onto. Money becomes a chore for him, and not a privilege. He begins to sound very inexperienced, which is ironic since Soto is trying to teach another person how the world works.
(hopefully that works for you! I am not fantastic at detecting things, but that is what I think the poem is about. :D)
