I believe the answer is False :) hope this helps!
A dictionary is a source you can use to find definitions of words.
A thesaurus is a source you can use to find synonyms/antonyms for certain words.
These two combined can help you choose words that are not commonly used and it can improve your vocabulary range. I personally use a thesaurus way more than a dictionary to find synonyms for common words such as “good” or “smart”
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1) Chaucer had at least nine other major works besides the Canterbury Tales, and wrote a number of short poems as well. 2) There's a crater on the far side of the moon named for Chaucer. 3) Chaucer had a part-time government job collecting scrap metal for reuse and also worked as a diplomat.
Answer:
But for the timely <em><u>arrival/ intervention</u></em> of the law enforcement agencies, there would have been a clash between the two communities.
Explanation:
In the given statement, the idea is that there was a possible clash between the two communities. But this confrontation was evidently thwarted by the enforcement agencies who managed to prevent the scene from unfolding into a huge brawl.
The use of the word <em>"but for the ....."</em> is meant to suggest "if not for ..." It is another way or form of saying "had not the enforcement agencies arrived on time".
Thus, the full statement will be <em>"but for the timely </em><u><em>arrival/ intervention</em></u><em> of the law enforcement agencies, there would have been a clash between the two communities".</em>
Answer:stop you almost made me drop my creasant
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