Could you provide the sentance that the question is talking about? You could youse dictionary.com to look it up and see if any of the definitions it gives you corresponds to the way the word is used
I believe the answer is: -The author uses words, such as “valiantly,” that have strong emotional connotations of courage and respect.
In the writing, the author depict how the indians at that time face a massive disadvantages against the people that drove them away from their homeland.
Despite that, they still not afraid to march into battles and fight for their freedom in their ancestor land.
Which conjunctive adverb best connects the independent clauses in this sentence? Justin was hungry for something sweet; Namely, he wanted strawberries. The answer is Namely. Namely is a conjunctive adverb that joins
two different sentences. The word “conjunctive” is from the Latin for “join or
put together.”
The prefix for polite is "im" polite. Hope that helps!!
Answer:
The problem is that "a vast majority of child migrants are fleeing not poverty, but violence (Nazario)."
Explanation:
The correct answer is B because when citing a source within a text, it is important to put the quote then write the name of the source you're quoting in brackets.
The other options are incorrect because you don't cite a source more than once when doing in-text citation.
