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.
I go to school with him every day. Option B
This is further explained below.
<h3>What is
him?</h3>
Generally, used to refer to a masculine person or animal that has been mentioned before or can be readily recognized when functioning as the object of a verb or a preposition.
himself; used to refer to a male person or animal that was previously named as the subject of the phrase when it is being used as the object of a verb or a preposition.
his; having anything to do with or being related with a masculine person or animal that has been mentioned before or can be readily recognized.
he;used to refer to a male individual, whether it be a human male, a child, or an animal that can be readily recognized as male.
In conclusion, the correct sentence is
I go to school with him every day. Option B
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Answer:
1. to tell 2. saying 3. walking 4.doing 5. to spend 6. to make 7. dancing 8. to learn
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