Abominable means horrible or unthinkably bad. It is a pretty strong word. You are generally revolted by something to call it abominable.
Time cannot really be abominable. B is wrong.
No C is not the usual way to use abominable. It has moral implications.
Derek is doing a good thing if he is trying to help the homeless. Abominable is not a good thing nor does it describe a good action or thing.
The answer is A. Whoever wrote the sentence is horrified that he would treat a motorbike so badly. It is an expensive machine and must be taken care of.
It is C the holocaust it is written about his father in the holocaust
The impact with the water didn't hurt Percy.
<span> "But my impact with the water hadn't hurt."
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Hope this helped :)
What exactly are we meant to do?
