Answer:I, II, III, and IV
Explanation:
Answer:
This question is incomplete
Explanation:
The question is incomplete because of the lack of a letter (with missing words that need to be filled in).
The question asks to give synonyms and antonyms to adjectives in a letter.
A synonym is a word that is similar to the word given (eg. small, tiny, minuscule, mousy).
An antonym on the other hand, is a word that means the opposite to the word given (small, big; finite, infinite; tall, short).
An adjective is simply a word used to describe a noun (any of the synonyms or antonyms mentioned above are adjectives).
Age??????(I'm not really sure sorry but I hope it helps!)
"Slander Per Se" consists of oral statements so inherently harmful that general damages are presumed.
An exception to the necessity of uncommon harms for slander. It happens if explanations are so inalienably destructive that general harms are assumed.
Incorporates claims that the offended party:
1. Has a terrible, transferable sickness
2. Perpetrated a wrongdoing for which detainment is a probability
3. Is professionally incompetent
4. On the off chance that a lady is unchaste
I'm pretty sure it's (D) Camels Hope this helps
