The prefix 'dis' means apart, away; that is to move away from something while the prefix 'sur' means over, above.
To dismount means to get off something or to remove a thing from its support. For example: The king dismounted the horse majestically.
To surmount means to overcome a difficulty or an obstacle. For example:
All the political differences between the two countries were surmounted.

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3 years ago

HELP ASAP WHOEVER ANSWER THIS WILL BE MARKED BRAINLIST DONT FORGET TO READ DIRECTION AND FIND THE MEANING OF CARTOON PICTURE ABO

Dovator [93]

Answer:

Explanation:

My opinion is that the educational system is always socializing on climate change and how it will affect the youths after us. Now the youths have to live with what the people did before them and how they ruined the earth.

I agree with this cartoon because if we keep on destroying the earth and using fossil fuels we will ruin our future generations.

Hope this helps :D

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3 years ago

Rewrite the sentences using comparative forms of adjectives.

Contact [7]

Answer:

1. Pandas are popular in the world. Mazaalais are not popular in the world.

= Pandas are more popular than Mazaalais in the world.

2. Mongolian horses are fast they cannot gallop faster than Takhi though.

= Takhi can gallop faster than Mongolian horses.

3. Przewalski is a famous researcher. But few people know about Roy Chapman Andrews.

= Roy Chapman Andrews is lesser-known than Przewalski, a famous researcher.

4. 'Have you ever seen a wild camel? Does it look same as a domestic camel?

= Does a domestic camel look more similar to a wild camel?

5. For many tourists , travelling to Mongolia is very expensive than travelling to other.

= For many tourists, traveling to Mongolia is more expensive than traveling to others.

6. Taking a tour in UB is interesting. But travelling to the countryside is more interesting.

= Traveling to the countryside is more interesting than taking a tour in UB.

Explanation:

The comparative degree is the degree of comparison made between two nouns or objects. They are also used to show changes between two items or things or elements.

The given sentences rewritten in the comparative forms are as follows-

1. Pandas are more popular than Mazaalais in the world.

2. Takhi can gallop faster than Mongolian horses.

3. Roy Chapman Andrews is lesser-known than Przewalski, a famous researcher.

4. Does a domestic camel look more similar to a wild camel?

5. For many tourists, traveling to Mongolia is more expensive than traveling to others.

6. Traveling to the countryside is more interesting than taking a tour in UB.

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3 years ago