<span>The Pardoner describes his characters in the following way;-bad sinners vs good people-greedy (because of the relics)-revels-servents-friends who he killed- sinners of avarice. -corrupt- amoral-Hypocrite -Glutton- gamblers <span>
</span>He uses all these words in order to portray certain kind of people and the consequences these characteristics might bring to them
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I would go with the last sentence.
The question is whether those phrases are speaking of the same person :
<span>A. her friend and former room-mate
- this is the same person, if it was two people, it'd be "and her"
B. </span><span>the winner and still champion
-again, the same person, requires singular verb
C.</span><span>The chief and foremost expert
-again, the same person: requires a singular verb and actually has a singular verb, correct answer!
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Loose. Loose means unsecure, and lose means the opposite of win.
- ate
- went
- heard
- played
- saw
- studied
