Try to look at the brighter side. if you’re in a situation (for example) where you are waiting for test results, don’t think about the bad possibilities that could happen but more of what good could happen. try to keep an open mind and but don’t ignore the truth.
stop looking back at your past!! you can’t do anything about it and you never will! it’s in the past for a reason. all you can do is keep living in the present and live your life.
it’s gonna take some time to care less about the world but eventually you’ll get there. you just have to understand how special you are and how most things that you are insecure or worried about don’t matter. you also have to let go of letting everything be perfect and your job IS NOT to please everyone except yourself. and try to find yourself and who you really are :)
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True
Explanation:
There are especially two types of affixes the ones which are added at the beginning of a word, they are called prefixes and the other type are those that are added at the end which is called suffixes. These suffixes have also a division. Some of the suffixes are the consonant suffixes and the others are the vowel suffixes. Some examples of consonant suffixes are -s, -less, -ness, -ment, and -ly. For instance, a word that ends in e keeps the letter e with the consonant suffix, so the word "late" can be added "-ly" to form the word "lately" and the letter e of the word is kept.
Answer:
What were the Ellis Island workers looking for in the immigrants' hair?
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I took the quiz and got it correct :)
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Maybe a topic involving recess length or after-school activities?
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I do not know if this question already comes with a set of answers but I tried my best <33
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Walk, drink water, eat fairly healthy, have a hobby (that is not sitting in your house), but most importantly take care of yourself (if you get an injury, go see the doctor)
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I'm not an expert, but I do have a neighbor is turning 93 this year and I have noticed that he just works around his house (picking up sticks from his yard, gardening, and going places.)
