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Alenkasestr [34]
3 years ago
10

Can u help me Emilee?

English
1 answer:
Aloiza [94]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Legendary - Le - gen-dary

Struggle - Str - ug-gle

Manage - Man - age

Feature - Fe - at-ure

Incapable - in - cap-able

Indecisive - in - deci-sive

Inflexible - in - flex-ible

Unobservant - un - observ-ant

Immature - im - mature

Impossible- im - possible

Intolerant - In - tolerant

Tremendous - Tre - men-dous

Competitive - Com - pet-itive

Disposal - dis - posal

Disadvantage - Dis - advantage

Uncomfortable - Un - comfort-able

Revolutionary - Rev - olution-ary

Misrepresentation - Mis - represent-ation

Most of these should be right I am very sorry If I got any wrong if I did get any wrong tell me and I can make corrections pls don't be mad at me if i get any of these wrong I wish u good luck.

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