English is built upon several different languages. Much of it comes from Greek and Latin, evidenced by the roots of many of our words (i.e., LEGible, OCTOpus). Spanish is also prevalent, though not to this extent. Other languages such as German are also laced in. English is fundamentally built on other languages, giving it this "layered cake" title. Hope that helps!
Answer:a sentence that has a meaning
Explanation:
Answer: Get rid of obesity
>The context of this paragraph suggests that obesity need to be rid of. The phrase does too.
Explanation:
>Beating up obesity cannot physically happen
>Winning a race against obesity is not mentioned whatsoever in the phrase
>Fighting obesity also cannot happen