A combining form meaning cheif,leader,or ruler
Alright now!
According to a couple of texts, it has been clarified as so!
"<span>Readers unfortunately lowered their subscriptions to manual printed newspaper style</span><span> in exchange for free online</span><span> </span>news<span>, which was so much easier and advertisers withdrew funding from print </span>editions<span> in favor of worldwide net </span>editions<span>."
Hope this helps!
Also, if this can be brainliest, I'd appreciate it very much!</span>
Answer:
fruit seller : Good morning , sir, May I help you?
Customer : Yes, I want to buy some mangoes, a watermelon and half kg for grapes.
fruit seller : This watermelon is $8, the grapes are $1.89 per kg and the mangoes are $0.70 per each.
Customer : They are awfully expensive . Can you make them less costly?
fruit seller : Sir, please make your choice. I will consider.
Customer : I will give you $6 for the watermelon, for the mangoes and $1.42 for the grapes.
fruit seller : Okay, I can only give you the watermelon for $8.
Customer : Here, take the money and I will only take the watermelon.
fruit seller : Thank you, sir. Here you go.
Explanation:
<em>hope this helps :p</em>
<em>~tsu-chan</em>
"the first day of the semester" is a fragment made up of a complete predicate.