<span>1. facade </span>
<span>2. elude </span>
<span>3. premonition </span>
<span>4. credible </span>
<span>5. irony </span>
<span>6. incredulously </span>
<span>7. ironic... </span>
<span>honestly...did you read the book?</span>
Answer:
d) Willy respects Ben's success and always feel competitive. (maybe but do read the explanation so u can figure your own answer)
Explanation:
Ben is Willy's successful older brother, who became wealthy after discovering diamonds in the African jungle. Willy admires his older brother and regrets not traveling to Alaska with him. Ben's advice influences Willy to commit su**** in hopes of earning twenty thousand dollars, which will impress and help his family.
Answer:
its not bad but colud be a lottle more
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Essentially the difference would be that when you talk to your friend, you would use an informal register: you would for example directly say what you need "hey, pass me that thing" while when you write a letter to Unisa you would use polite language and formal register, for example you would say" I would be very happy to receive from you the following..." -even thought the two sentences express the same thing!
