<span>it means : a call to take part in a contest or competition, especially a duel.
SENTENCE : I challenge friends all of the time.
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B. It helps to narrow the topic.
Answer:
write the full question next time
Explanation:
but i have done this before so here u go
The third answer choice replaces the pronouns with nouns: man (he) and song (it). Also, the relative clause (that should sing it) refers to the subject of the sentence in question but is placed at the very end. The third answer choice moves it to the position next to the subject "the man": The man who should sing this song...
1) a.
2) b.
3) a.
4) a.
5) b.
Correct me if I am wrong
Answer:
3. listlessly
Explanation:
From this excerpt, it is clear that Prince Vasili's character was completely contrary to Anna Pavlovna's. She was impulsive, active, full of energy, joy and laughter. She constantly expressed her vitality and enjoyed in social interactions.
Now, it comes natural to define languid as completely opposite to this. Thus, languidly depicts doing something in a manner that lacks vitality, energy, speed or interest; doing something slowly, lazily, deprived of every effort and motive.
Although all the given answers could, more or less, be regarded as partial synonyms for "languidly", "carefully" and "soothingly" are usually seen as positive qualities, while "infrequently" simply means "rarely", which leaves us with "listlessly" as the best fitting answer.
