Answer, C.
The word <em>impudent</em> comes from the <em>Latin</em> word <em>impudentem</em> (without shame; shameless), and its meaning in the English language is: <em>rude, not</em> <em>showing respect, specially toward someone who is older or in a more</em> <em>important position</em>. Its form is In ("<em>not, opposit of " </em>) + pudens ("ashamed; modest"). The root for the word impudent is not <em>impu</em>.
Answer:
1. My old house is big like my church.
2. My old house is old, my grandad wrinkles too
Answer:
the problem is "mother said she couldn't drive her."
Explanation:
the solution is that left early to walk to school
