Answer: It’d be A
Explanation:
The fact that he has had so many wives and yet no sons is a paradox and extremely ironic
Because she is also part of the Soc's group. (I know it is pronounced "Soches", i also forgot if that is the good othograph for the group's name)
<u><em>The Shakespearean tragedy offers to the author a topic based on the theme-character Hamlet in the hesitation -investigation of Act III monologue , where Hamlet, invested by the father of the ethical task of revenge against the outrage suffered, analytically investigates the possibilities of to be or not to be.
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<u><em>Doubt is the procedural way that is part of the ethical acquisitions of the human spirit. Hamlet, before acting, is afflicted and wants to obtain proofs of what he guessed from the facts.
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<u><em>The “not to be” is adapting to the life and cruel contingency of the world, “to be” is acting, fulfilling its duty (to its mission) to the death.
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The answer is FALSE. The final e rule only applies when the root word ends with the letter e and the suffix begins with a VOWEL. Vowel suffix includes: -er, -ing, -est, -ed, able, -ation and -ance. For example: Root word is MAKE. Drop the last letter E and connect the suffix -ing = MAKING.
