Comparative adjectives use "more" or end in -er.
superlative adjectives use "most" or end in -est.
Bill has more perseverance than Sara.
Jose has the most perseverance than all his classmates.
There were two stages of the FDR. The first part is in the fall where president Roosevelt declared war but then he regretted it. So one of his soldiers asked him if there could be a second stage. President Roosevelt accepted it and then the war started and the story ends there. :D
Answer:
a. long, lazy afternoons
Explanation:
Option A is the correct answer that gives the clue from the text determining the meaning of <em>dolce far niente</em>.
This is true because <em>dolce far niente </em>is an Italian phrase which means to enjoy in idleness. That is a pleasant enjoyment in doing nothing or a pleasant laziness.
When one just sits outside in a cool shade gazing around without doing anything, the phrase, <em>dolce far niente </em>is what is being performed.
From the passage, we discover that they spent long, lazy afternoons with their parents and extended family. The use of "lazy" depicts idleness. This means that were not actually doing anything meaningful.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Your keyword is "nonessential" which means you don't need it. So the statement is true a nonessential element is not necessary for the meaning or the structure of the sentence.
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