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3 years ago

Read the sentence. It was his misfortune that the car splashed him with puddle water as it passed by.

2 answers:

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Mis - Not or not having

Fortune - Luck, Well-Being

You can deduce from these two parts that it means bad luck. Hope this helped you :)

Ivahew [28]3 years ago

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The answer is B) bad luck

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Explanation:

The comparative degree is the degree of comparison made between two nouns or objects. They are also used to show changes between two items or things or elements.

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1. Pandas are more popular than Mazaalais in the world.

2. Takhi can gallop faster than Mongolian horses.

3. Roy Chapman Andrews is lesser-known than Przewalski, a famous researcher.

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The poem is relatable especially when a person has had a very hard day at work. He sometimes wishes that the day could pass quickly so that he can enjoy a good night rest.

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