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12. Our enemies blew <u>over</u> the bridge to delay our advance.
13. The president will come here next week to drum <u>for</u> candidate.
14. Jane backed <u>down</u> of the debate when nobody agreed with her.
15. When I was looking for my pen, I came <u>across</u> my lost stamp.
16. The Minister of Education wanted to visit our school next week, but his plans have fallen <u>d</u><u>o</u><u>w</u><u>n</u>.
17. Our church wants to cut <u>out</u> the amount spent on the Pastor's trips.
18. She was literally screaming <u>i</u><u>n</u><u> </u>rage.
19. The board chairperson presided <u>with</u> the meeting in a biased manner.
20. She could not make it to school for she was incapacitated <u>f</u><u>r</u><u>o</u><u>m</u><u> </u>illness.
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D. The children climbed higher than the sun's rays that afternoon.
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The Gallegos Islands
The amazon forest
Answer:
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Explanation:
Did you draw these?! THEY LOOK SO COOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!
Imma put a little pic that I like (NOT MINE).....
FROWN.... I like brownies, BAIIIIII
When the given sentences are changed into negative forms, they mean the opposites of their original meanings.
The formal negative forms are preferred and used as follows:
a. Sabina cannot do this.
b. Sushila might not get married this year.
c. They would not buy a new house.
d. Do not keep on going.
e. She does not bring some food from the store.
In the above sentences now changed into negative, their meanings have been altered. They now mean the opposites of what they were before.
Thus, changing some given sentences into negative alters their meanings from positive meanings to negative meanings.
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