Answer:
That fire can put out fire.
Explanation:
Answer: Is this an orginal question?
Which statement best describes the meaning of this declaration?
The speaker in these lines from Langton Hughes's poem "I, Too" states that he is "growing strong" eating in the kitchen. Which statement best describes the meaning of this declaration?
(A)Although he feels ignored by those at the table, the speaker is preparing to take back his position in society.
(B)The speaker realizes he does not need those who now sit at the table and therefore focuses on improving himself.
(C)Even though he is being rejected by those at the table, the speaker is confident and resilient to adversity.
(D)The speaker rejects getting help from those who now sit at the table and realizes that he must fend for himself.
<u><em>(E)Despite being relegated to the kitchen, the speaker still feels he is treated fairly as he is provided with a position in society.</em></u>
Answer:
1. goes
2. works
3. This one doesn't really make sense. There needs to be a "would" after the "he" for it to make sense. "He would learn English quicker if he goes to England"
4. misses
5. forget
6. help
7. drive
8. If you choose "not", it's grammatically incorrect but it's better than choosing "be"
9. work
10. Again, this needs to have something before it to make sense. "You CAN solve this problem if you read his paper"
11. Pay
12. Do (grammatically incorrect)
13. Needs to have something before it to make sense "Unless you are careful, you WILL lose the job"
14. Use
15. lend
16. Needs to have something before it to make sense "You CAN burn your fingers unless you use gloves"
17. remember (weird tense use in the sentence)
18. Needs to have something before it to make sense "He WILL be angry if you continue turning the radio up so loud"
Explanation:
English.
Also, it could be wrong because it might relate with something you learnt in school. It's really weird that it has so many errors
It’s either A. To inform or C. To persuade but between both I think C might be a good option
<span>I am assuming it is aimed for a formal format and so the second option is correct.</span>
