The correct answer is to D. add the suffix to the end of the word
example: motionless, clueless (nothings changed, so add the suffix to the end)
B identify the decision to be made or the problem to be solved
Answer:
1.They got together, conversed, and dispersed, but to no avail.
2.He came, he saw, and he conquered.
3.He wanted to have a new house to live in, and a new car to drive.
4.The applicant was approached through telephone, email, and snail mail.
Explanation:
Well, "who's" is who is, it's just a contraction. So, it'd be whose.
"Who is muddy foot prints are those?" doesn't sound correct, but
"Whose muddy foot prints are those?" does.
Hope this helps!
The mood of that line definitely is frustrated.
Hope this helps. :)
