I believe that it is false that all dictionaries represent the short vowel sound with a breve above the vowel. Although it is the most common way of representing it, there must be some other diacritics for short vowels in other languages.
Context clues are clues that can be found in the text around the word in question. An example:
Let's say we have a marble. If we compare the marble to a baseball in one sentence, and then describe the marble as minuscule in the next sentence, it can be concluded that the marble is smaller than the baseball, and that minuscule means small.
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I believe it’s c, it doesn’t run on and it makes clear sense
Answer:
"Love for Romeo in spite of his family name"
Explanation:
Essentially, this monologue says that a name means nothing. A man is defined by more than that. If a rose wasn't called a rose, it would still be as beautiful -- likewise, if Romeo were not a Montague, he would still be as wonderful.
