the correct ans is fictional
Not sure which word is bolded, but I can still help you out. There are two pronouns in this sentence: we and us.
If we is bolded, the answer is C. nominative case. These pronouns are often the subject of a sentence.
If us is bolded, the answer is A. objective case. The object of a sentence receives the verbs attention. In this sentence, you ask "What is surrounded?" to understand that us is objective case.
Just so you know, possessive case is when the pronoun owns something. For we, the possessive pronoun is our. We went home to our house.
Though Rusesabagina was Hutu (his father was Hutu and his mother Tutsi), his wife Tatiana was a Tutsi and his children considered mixed. Due to this, he was unable to escape from the war zone with his family. When the violence broke out, Rusesabagina brought his family to the Hôtel des Mille Collines for safety.
Answer:
to brother.
Explanation:
as we all know that language is very important to all of us ...each city .each country .each village has their own language. ..and from there each person has their language which called mother tongue. ...language is very important because if there is no language we can not communicate with each other ....and we will not able to know each other or if we are in struggle we will not able to get help because if we don't know language. ...its important in so many ways .. like we get help. .we can make friends. ..and we can do whatever we like and we can go where ever we like........
hope it will help u ...
Answer:devour
Explanation:Devour according to Oxford dictionary refers eat all something quickly because you are extremely hungry this gives the same feeling or idea as the feeling provided by the word swallow .
Connotations refers to the feeling or an idea that we get from a certain word besides it's literally meaning.
When we hear the word swallow the idea that comes to mind is that someone just gobble up something and we get the same feeling with the word devour.
Connotations create an emotional attachment to that word.
