Answer and Explanation:
I tend to misspell the word immediately. It is common for me to begin to type it as “imeadiately”. To avoid making such mistake, I remember two things. First, that the root word already has an “m”. Therefore, when adding the prefix, it will have two “m’s” – the one belonging to the root word and the one belonging to the prefix. Finally, I remember how the root word is spelled. For some reason, I have no problem spelling “mediate”. Thus, I recall this word so that I won’t misspell the one that is derived from it.
NOTE: I know there are much more than 25 words above. Feel free to edit as much as you like.
Answer:
Lawlessness and disorder.
Explanation:
Shere Khan is the main villain from Rudyard Kipling's set of stories "The jungle book". Khan is a tiger who disrespects the laws of the jungle by hunting outside of his territory, attacking and killing humans, plotting his way into becoming the ruler of the jungle scheming against other animals and turning them one against each other. He doesn't seem concerned about breaking the laws if that achieves his goal. Some interpreters of Kipling's work suggest that Shere Khan represents imperialistic countries and their manner of behavior towards their colonies.
2. Could you help me 3. Can I help you
A. Oh, no! I’ve lost my passport. Rick, could you help me find it?
B. Ok. I’ll be right there.
A. Oh, no! I’ve lost my passport.
B. Can I help you, Jenny? Maybe I can find it for you.
A. Ok, sir. I’ll be there sometime today to fix your refrigerator.
B. Could you help me, please? The frozen food is melting fast!
Answer: "in a drowsy"
Explanation:
Like the prompt says, look at the context clues:
The text says that the man ate a large dinner, and walked to the chair in a DROWSY manner, then fell asleep.
The drowsy part is how you know the last answer is correct
