2 years ago

Belligerent. bel. lig. er. ent. [buhl LIJ uhr unt]. adjective. [from Latin belliger, to wage war].

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Answer:

i know for a fact the third sentence is right but i also think the second one is as well because of the definition of warring. So the answers should be the second and third sentence.

Explanation:

Viktor [21]2 years ago

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The belligerent girl talked back to a teacher, because talking back is agrees ive and disrespectful.

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