The answer is<u> "Though".</u>
BEFORE pompus, he was an entertaining person.
"before" has neither rhyme nor reason since you're missing words. It would need to peruse "before he wound up vainglorious, he was an engaging individual.
NEVER pompous, he was an entertaining person.
"never" has neither rhyme nor reason due to linguistic structure. there's extremely no chance *to* shape a rational sentence with that word.
THOUGH pompous, he was an entertaining person.
This is right. The sentence bodes well - no holes, no missing words.
DESPITE pompous, he was an entertaining person.
you would require the sentence to peruse "despite being pompous..."" for the sentence to be exact.
B) connotation because the words itself presents the primary meaning in the text
Thansk your right it was the correct answer (Apex)
Answer:
3, Impolite
Explanation:
Impolite- having or showing good manners; rude.
because she is interupting you
D because it flows, and the rest of them do not,