Answer:
C. (1)
Explanation:
look it up on another site and also took the test and got it right
Conversation1:
Erin motions Jessica over to her desk. They discuss how Jessica’s date with Tom went last night. Erin is excited when Jessica tells her that Tom’s cousin is interested in Erin. They end their conversation when their teacher walks into the classroom by agreeing to call each other after school.
Conversation 2:
Paul walks up to the counter and yells at Pat to get over here. Paul demands that Pat apologize for insulting him yesterday. Pat tries to calm Paul down explaining that he was just joking around. Paul tells Pat to sh*t up and just apologize. Pat tells Paul to calm down. Paul storms out of the coffee shop.
Answer:
fuochi
aghi
buchi
alberghi
sacchi
sughi
Explanation:
Masculine nouns ending in -co and -go form the plural by changing -co to -chi and -go to -ghi to preserve the hard /k/, /g/ sound. It is also important to note that the stress in these nouns falls on the <em>penultimate</em> syllable.
For example “Elizabeth and Jonny were in the woods” normally when a setting is revealed it starts off by “in the” and the next few words are probably the setting. Setting usually comes in at the begging to let the reader know where the story takes place, hope this helps:)
