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Rom4ik [11]
3 years ago
11

Please help me with this homework

English
2 answers:
sergejj [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

I'm going to fill in the blanks with what I believe the correct answers are.

Last weekend, we went to the mall. The sales looked <u>fair,</u> and Ezra and I headed to the discount store. Ezra and I <u>diverged</u> once we got in the store because he was looking for socks and I was in search of a notebook. It was obvious that shoppers had been here. The aisles were littered with clothing. Walking through the store was like struggling through the <u>undergrowth</u> of a jungle. I found the notebook and made my <u>claim</u> on it before any other shoppers cloud grab it. After searching through the store, I finally found Ezra who had <u>trodden</u> through the store with no success in finding socks. We left the store - Ezra was discouraged, and has vowed that in the weeks <u>hence</u> he would only wear sandals.

Word definitions:

Fair: Decent, or good

Diverge: To split apart of veer away

Undergrowth: the thick shrubs and bushes in a forest or jungle

Claim: to own (ex: claiming a parking spot as your own)

Trodden: To walk

Hence: In the future (ex: "From here on hence forth!")

Anni [7]3 years ago
6 0
Fair, diverged, undergrowth, claim, trodden, and then hence.
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