Hi there!
The correct answer is choice four, "<span>If a base word has only one syllable and ends in one consonant, double the final consonant."
Therefore, you get: "dropped".☺
~Elisabeth</span>
1-but
2- although
3-or
4-and
5-but
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My granddaughter, Little listener, is a very clever and <u>talented</u> person. She is very <u>confident</u> and sure of herself, but is also quite <u>modest</u><u>.</u> She never boast or <u>brags</u> about the things she has done. She never <u>engages</u> in any of the silly games her brothers play. However, i am a bit <u>hesitant</u> to say Little Listener is my favorite <u>relative</u>, How would my grandsons <u>react</u> if I stated my preference?
I apolgize but I don't know how to answer the questions but will give some ideas
1. Maybe little listeners responsibilties helps her prove she is reliable in many aspects?
2.If I were little listener I may go to get away from home and enjoy fresh air, sure hunting is kinda messy but, it's nice to go into the wild every once in awhile
Hope this helps! Good Luck :)
Answer:
I'd say the antonym of dignified is undignified, thats all I can really think of.
Antonym of silly is sensible.
Antonym of distinguished is obscure
Antonym of solemn is frivolous
Antonym of noble is humblw
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