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steposvetlana [31]
2 years ago
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Using the drop-down menus, choose the best words to answer the questions. Which synonym changes "expensive" to a word with a pos

itive connotation in the sentence "He lived a very expensive lifestyle"? Which synonym changes "ordinary" to a word with a negative connotation in the sentence "She had a very ordinary day at school"? Which synonym changes "wild" to a word with a neutral connotation in the sentence "The horse was very wild"?
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Andrej [43]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Which synonym changes "expensive" to a word with a positive connotation in the sentence "He lived a very expensive lifestyle"? lavish. Which synonym changes "ordinary" to a word with a negative connotation in the sentence "She had a very ordinary day at school"? dull. Which synonym changes "wild" to a word with a neutral connotation in the sentence "The horse was very wild"? untamed.

Explanation:

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