Hello,
The excerpt from "Paul Revere's Ride" that supports the theme, heroes help people in times of danger, is excerpt B, "In the hour of darkness and peril and need, the people will waken and listen to hear".
The "people" are considered to be the heroes in this excerpt and they appear in the "hour of darkness and peril", which is danger, to help those in need.
Answer:
A. It is ironic that destroying the thing keeping them afloat may save them.
Explanation:
Answer:
I think its c coz in the 2nd convo they talking about going in the roller coaster and stuff so yeah..
The correct answer is: [D]: "defensive".
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The following words, with suffixes, exist: "defensively" ; "defensiveness" .
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Consider the other answer choices:
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Choice: [A]: "hopeing" . This answer is incorrect.
This answer already has a suffix; which is: "—ing" ;
and the word: "hopeing" {sic} — is incorrect {i.e. is NOT a word}.
The correct word is: "hoping" — without an extra "silent <em>e</em> " added to the suffix.
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Choice: [B]: "<span>paceed</span>" . This answer is incorrect.
This answer already has a suffix; which is: "—ed" ;
and the word: "paceed" {sic} — is incorrect {i.e. is NOT a word}.
The correct answer is: "paced" — without an extra "silent <em>e </em>" added to the suffix.
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Choice: [C]: " likeable ". This answer is incorrect.
This answer already has a suffix; which is: "—able" ;
and the word: " likeable " {sic} — is incorrect {i.e. is NOT a word}.
The correct word is: " likable " — without an extra "silent <em>e</em> " added to the suffix.
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The correct answer is: Choice: [D]: "defensive" .
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Answer:
you can use words like He, She, My, This... etc.
Explanation:
When starting a sentence try to keep it simple and short.