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I hope this would helps you
The path to life begins today, the time for a fresh start and I am new. For those who came here, my heart goes out to my little mom and my perpimmon perfecta, and my baby...I love you all so much.
It means Cornelius writes many letters
I need help ,,,,,,,,,,,, thanks
Nastasia [14]
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A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language. For example, words <em>humorous </em>and<em> hilarious </em>mean the same as the word <em>funny</em>. Those words are synonyms. When one word has more than one meaning, we need to be careful when determining synonyms. For example, the word <em>pupil</em> referring to a part of the eye is not synonymous with the word <em>student</em>. But, when it's referring to a student, those words are synonyms.
Your task was to pair the word with its synonym. The solutions are the following:
1. Knack - Talent
2. Paragraph - Passage
3. Maintain - Insist on
4. Break - Shatter
5. Uneasy - Restless
An antonym is a word or a phrase that has an exact opposite meaning from another word or phrase in the same language. We could say that the word <em>antonym</em> is an antonym of the word <em>synonym</em>. Another example are words<em> fast </em>and <em>slow, noisy</em> and <em>quiet</em>. We need to pay attention to the meaning of the word when determining antonyms as well. <em>Fast</em> doesn't have to mean only <em>moving at high speed </em>but <em>firmly fixed or attached, </em>as well. In the second case, the antonym is <em>loose</em>, not <em>slow</em>.
The solutions to your task are the following:
1. Cheerful - Gloomy
2. Lose - Capture
3. Whisper - Exclaim
4. Hero - Coward
5. Deep - Shallow
Onakaga suite masuka? = are you hungry?
Answer : Hai, onakaga suitemasu (yes, i am hungry) iie, onaka wa suiteimasenn (no, i am not hungry)
I think u did get this one wrong..
Gyunyu ga suki desuka? = do you like milk?
Answer: hai, gyunyu sukidesu(yes, i do like milk) / iie, gyunyu wa sukidewa naidesu (no, i do not like milk)
Kohi yoku nomi masuka? = do you drink coffee?
Answer : hai, kohi nomi masu/ iie, kohi wa kiraidesu
You didnt write this one right, but i think it meant,
Asagohann wa naniwo tabemasuka?
What would you like for breakfast?
Answer : maybe pann (bread)? Then it would be, pann ga tabetaidesu.
Again, u didn't write it right, but i think it meant,
Hirugohann wa naniwo tabemasuka? = what would u like for lunch?
Answer : osushi wo tabetaidesu(i would like some sushi)
Same as the last two, but this is
Bangohann wa naniwotabetaidesuka? = what would u like for dinner?
Answer : maybe curry? If so, then,
Karé ga tabetaidesu.
Bangohann wa nanjini tabetaidesuka? = what time would you like to eat dinner?
Answer : for example, 6pm would be -
Rokuji ni tabetaidesu.
I really hope this helps!! I am half Japanese so they should all be right, unless the person/program that is teaching you has a more informal or formal tone.. I did this quite formal as most teaching programs teach you how to speak formally...
