It expresses the many types of English the Tan family uses.
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Answer:
Considering it's prefix, syntax and context, indeterminate means Overwhelming.
Explanation:
The following excerpt is taken from "The Garden of Forking Paths"
"...........The publication was senseless. The book is an indeterminate heap of contradictory drafts. I examined it once: in the third chapter the hero dies, in the fourth he is alive........."
Usually the word indeterminate means something that is not exactly known or defined. A thing that is vague and not clear is called indeterminate. However, in this excerpt, it means Overwhelming, which means it is so great that it cannot be determined.
Answer:
1. If only I could understand Math.
2. I wish the boys in my class were more mature.
3. I wish I could find my phone.
4. If only I had the money to buy those shoes.
5. I wish I could stay in bed all day.
6. If only I had less homework.
Explanation:
Sentences with "wish" and "if only" express a desirable hypothetical situation. In other words, when you use them, you express what you would like reality to be like. For example:
- I ruined dinner because I cannot cook.
I wish I were a good cook.
If only I could cook well.
Notice that we use the simple past of verbs or the modal "could" in the sentences.
