<span>To a secret playhouse made from an excavation in the back yard</span>
Answer:
reluctant compromise
Explanation:
The phrase that expresses how the word concession is used in this passage from the story "Steeled" is "reluctant compromise".
This is because, according to the story, the narrator was allowed to sit with my father and watch him eat the car which was a reluctant compromise on his father's part because he often heard his father and mother debating the decision.
Hey there!
The correct answer to your question is option A.
This is because the prefix "con" means to be with or together.You may think that it would be "combine" but it wouldn't be that since it means to add. Based on what I know about prefixes, "con" means "with".
Hope this helps you.
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Answer:I think it’s the third one
Explanation:
I have that exact question
I agree. While helping others with their problems, it really opens your eyes as to how good you really have it most of the time. As the saying goes, "you could always have it worse".
