2. <span>D. J</span><span>ennie had bought a new dress for the party.
3. </span><span>D. </span><span>The artist had drawn her sketches with a charcoal pencil.
4. </span><span>B. </span><span>The waitress gave the dinner menu to the customers.
5. </span><span>A. </span><span>Mom drove the minivan to pick up my friends.</span>
The correct answer is "togethermeasured" because Syn- is a Greek prefix that means "together". Here, however, it is Sym because metrical makes the N turn into an M as a phonological change in the English language.
This question is incomplete. Here's the complete question.
Write 3 sentences comparing the city and the countryside.
Example: The countryside is more beautiful than the city
Answer:
Outdoor activities are more available in the countryside than in the city.
The countryside offers a more peaceful environment than the city does.
Pollution in the city is worse than in the countryside.
Explanation:
In English, there are several ways to compare two things. The use of the comparative is the most common. When the adjective in question has two syllables and ends in any letter except "y", it is combined with "more".
However, irregular adjectives have rules of their own. In our example, "Bad" becomes "worse than".
The second one, the last one ( I think )
