<span>Brutus admits that Caesar has not done anything wrong to him personally. Instead, he feels Caesar must die because of what he may do to Rome.</span>
The above question wants a personal answer, based on your experiences. Also, this question wants to analyze your reading and writing skills through a summary written by you. For that reason, I won't write your answers, but I will show you how to write them.
<h3>Steps to write a summary.</h3>
- Read the text.
- Highlight the sentences that present the main points of the text.
- Rewrite these sentences, adapting them and using different words, but keeping the same meaning.
To answer the first question, you will have to present a fun moment that you had. You can talk about your childhood, where most of these moments occur.
It is important to note that the topic sentence of your paragraphs is the sentence that presents what the paragraph will cover and must be located at the beginning of the paragraph. The final sentence is a conclusion, and you can start it with the words "therefore," "however," or "thus," signaling that you are finishing the text.
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Answer:
hello
Explanation:
Arachne showing them that they are bad, that they are satisfied with themselves, and that they do not treat people well
Suffix 'ic' can be added to create a word meaning "having characteristics of sound"
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Suffixes are words that are usually added at the end of the base words to change its meaning or its function.
The root word phon means loudness of sounds. Now if we add the suffix ‘ic’ at the end of the root word phon, then it will become phonic. Phonic means relating to the speech sounds, which has a characteristic of sound.
If we add other given suffixes at the end of the root phon then we will get words such as phonal, phonel, phonly. Apart from phonal the rest of the words don’t really makes sense.
Answer:
"was" not were
Explanation:
I always thought that Mathematics was an easy subject.