The final e is dropped from the base word when we spell the word believable because the suffix begins with a vowel. The suffix used in the word believable is -able. This is one of the vowel suffixes. The general rule is, in order to add a vowel suffix to a word ending in silent e, the final e should be removed then connect the vowel suffix.
Skills? I wouldn't say skills, but you think about what you red and write, you use what you know from your brain to basically understand words in a book or even when you write them down, etc. If this doesn't help, look up all the skills of reading and writing on google =)
Answer:
That's a phrase. Phrases don't have a subject-verb component ........ unlike clauses, which DO have both.
Explanation:
phrase:
My younger brother (no verb)
sat on the floor (no subject)
clause:
My younger brother sat on the floor.
Answer:
Picture 1 shows relaxation after battle, while
Picture 2 shows an aspect of preparation.
Explanation:
I took the i-ready test.❤️
