I believe the correct question is :-
⟹ I was very <u>warm</u>, so I _____ <u>my</u> coat. (<u>take of</u>)
Then the answer will be :-
⟹ I was very warm,so I <u>took </u><u>of </u>my coat.
Explanation:-
⟹ Change the verb given in the bracket to past tense ⟶ the word 'was' [past tense] is used in the question.
They are internally conflicted between doing right and wrong. Apex
Answer:
1. (i) idly: This contributes to the idea of inaction because it refers to being aimless and lazy without any desire or purpose to get something done. One who stays idly is exhibiting inaction.
(ii) stagnation: This contributes to the idea of inaction because it refers to being in one place or spot without moving. When one is being stagnant, he is exhibiting inaction.
2. Other words:
i. silent
ii. suppressed
ii. wait
Using each concept vocabulary in a sentence:
1. Idly: He sat idly under the bridge looking sad.
2. Stagnation: Mary rose up to question the stagnation her family was experiencing.
3. Yearning: Charles was yearning to see her mother again.
4. Postpone: The Dean will postpone the exams today.
5. Complacency: The complacency of our youths is on the increase.
6. Languished: We heard the goat languished in the lagoon last night.
WORD STUDY
PLACATE: To make one less annoyed or angry
PLACID: To be calm and not disturbed
PLACEBO: Something that doesn't have a therapeutic value.
IMPLACABLE: Can't be pleased or appeased
I have been able to give the answers above,
Answer:
No author can predict the future, yet George Orwell's talent as a foreseer is extraordinary. From the early 1930s onwards, he was astute in picking out things about us that would endure and resurface many decades later.
D. Honey was a common sweetener but sugar was easier to harvest.
