Answer:
When a word ends in “ic,” “sion” or “tion,” the stress is usually on the second-to-last syllable. You count syllables backwards and put a stress on the second one from the end.
How am i supposed to answer with no passage?
Answer:
No
Explanation:
There is no conjunction. If you were to add a conjunction it would be a complete sentence. (sorry if this is wrong)
Benvolio heats that Rosaline will be at the party<span>, and tells </span>Romeo<span> that he should accept the invitation. Because </span>Romeo<span> is in love with Rosaline, he agrees to </span>go<span> to the </span>party<span> in order to watch Rosaline. </span>
To make a movement with your head kind of bobbing down? In the sign of disagreement/agreement
