Answer:
Shouted and Excited
Explanation:
The suffix “-ed” makes regular verbs past tense. Both “shouted” and “excited” are past tense verbs.
“Together” and “her” both have “er”, but if you take away these two letters, the words don’t make sense.
“Answered” and “awesome” don’t have the same suffix, only the same first letter.
“Missed” and “months” don’t have the same suffix, only the same first letter.
Part a: d
part b: c
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Answer:
<u>Friendly letter</u>
HIGH RISE SCHOOL,
P.O.BOX 199-405005,
DOWNTOWN.
6/16/2019.
Dear Abdi,
Hello Abdi, hope you are doing fine. I am also doing fine except for bad new routines introduced in our school.
The change of our class room to another poorly ventilated class room annoys me. I feel that our original class should be restored to us.
Our lunch break time has been shortened, it is too insufficient for our meals, I hope the normal time we were used to is reinstated.
Our class teacher was changed, we now have a class teacher whom I do not like, I wish the previous teacher was never replaced.
Other than the above, all is well. Hope to see you soon when schools close up.
Yours sincerely,
Jane.
Answer:
D. Chronological and cause-and-effect
Explanation:
She thinks that it is a god given gift and incest is ok
