Cantankerous can • tank • er • ous [kuhn TANK uhr us] adj. irritating, difficult to deal with Use the dictionary entry to choose
the sentence in which cantankerous is used correctly. A. The cheerful baby was always happy and cantankerous. B.The cantankerous dog was easy to train and never chewed the furniture. C.The cantankerous old man did not want children to play on his lawn. D.The bright sunlight made them feel cantankerous and ready to go on a picnic. It is C your welcome!
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