D. An encyclopedia at school
Answer:
Sarah Jane sat perched on her grandma's old wicker chair sweating profusely. The summer heat had become so intense it was almost palpable. As she sat looking aimlessly out into the arid desert she mustered to herself, "it's futile, I will never be content with my life here." She had regrets about deciding to live with her grandmother for the summer. Initially, she came to the conclusion that she needed space from her life in the city however,
Explanation:
palpable: something that can be touched, felt or is obvious. (i.e. the tension was so thick in a room it was palpable)
indolently: slow, lazy, at ease
naive: of a person or action; showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment
scruple: a feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality or propriety of a course of action.
grotesque:
futile:incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.
Answer:Hi Jen,
I just got the email you sent. I would really like to attend your graduation next month. I will be in town visiting my parents, so I will only be thirty minutes away from your school. I will be there! Is there anyway you could send me the details, I just want to make sure I don’t miss it. I can’t wait to catch up. Maybe we could go out to a celebration lunch just the two of us like old times. I hope this email finds you well, and again I can’t wait to see you
- Sincerely Y/N
Explanation:
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The inference is that the thing that is being illustrated by the author is that computers can be used to translate languages.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
It should be noted that an inference is the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given.
Here, the inference is that the thing that is being illustrated by the author is that computers can be used to translate languages.
The evidence that was illustrated was based on the phrase "deep learning" by the author.
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Do you mean as in Person, Place, or Thing?
I would just say compound