In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," the narrator goes to the hospital every day for the rehabilitation of his knee, injured in the war.
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Simply just to tell them to stop or force them off it
Answer:
first sentence
Explanation:
a transitive verb is a doable action verb with a direct subject
The answer would be ayuda.
Answer:
Create conflict
Explanation:
Based on the context clues from the sentence, we can narrow our answers down to two options: "create conflict", or "fight with". Avoid battle, set free, and accept a challenge are all illogical, as simply yelling at the animal would not lead to any of those results. With the root, prefix, and suffix meanings though, we can choose "create conflict" over "fight with". Agon means a struggle, which would allude to a conflict. Anti means against, or a struggle against the lion. Lastly, ize means cause, and with all of those put together, we get "Try not to cause struggle against the lion". This again alludes to creating a conflict amongst the lion and whoever the character is in this context. Therefore, our answer is "create conflict".
