Abominable means horrible or unthinkably bad. It is a pretty strong word. You are generally revolted by something to call it abominable.
Time cannot really be abominable. B is wrong.
No C is not the usual way to use abominable. It has moral implications.
Derek is doing a good thing if he is trying to help the homeless. Abominable is not a good thing nor does it describe a good action or thing.
The answer is A. Whoever wrote the sentence is horrified that he would treat a motorbike so badly. It is an expensive machine and must be taken care of.
The effect of the forceful, rhythmic meter and repetition of phrases such as "half a league" and "cannon to the right" have in "The Charge of the Light <span>Brigade" is:
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C.They put readers in the middle of the action of battle.
These phrases are effective in creating a battlefield scenario to the reader's imagination.
<span>D. I would like to apply for the administrative position at your company is the most formal because you're brief and to the point.</span>
The teacher asked the students where they had been so long.
She asked the children whether they could swim.
Rubel said with grief that he was a fool.
The poor main exclaimed with grief that he had lost everything.
I asked him whether he might get GPA-5 in exam.
