The answer is: adverb.
The phrasal verb bring forth consists of a verb an an adverb. It means to produce or generate.
A phrasal verb is the connection of a verb plus an adverb, preposition or both. Its meaning depends on the adverb or preposition that follows the verb. Furthermore, a single phrasal verb usually has more than one meaning.
Answer:
make one up
Explanation:
when I had to do this, the teacher usually just wanted you to make an example like one of these. communicate with classmates or your teacher to make sure
<span>When he made the speech, he was standing under the statue of Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Dear Headmaster!
I hope you are well, I wanted to inform you about some recent changes I have thought of making with the course of english I am taking.
Even though, it is a great course I don't think I will be able to fit it in with my tight sechedule. Secondly, to cover my extra expenses I have also started a part-time job; so there is no way I will have time for the course.
In addition, At first I had a passion for learning english but I've found that the most of the stuff we learn in the course has already been taught to me. So, it's not very beneficial for me either. I hope you understand
Your Regards,
Adina Naeem
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