Answer:
-al
Explanation:
The suffix "-al" is often used to pass along the idea of <em>"Like"</em> or <em>"Suitable for"</em>.
You can see that in words like: <em>Spacial</em>, which is most likely <em>"Suitable for Space"</em> (Spacial Awareness, for example) and Optional, which is something that <em>"fits an Option"</em> (as in, something that will not be mandatory).
The answer is c because it says in my engish book that the sentence will start with: AS , WHILE , AS LONG , ALTHOUGH , UNLESS , WHEN , AFTER , AS , IF , EVENTHOUGH
She wants to preserve her family's Mexican culture even though she no longer lives in Mexico
At Evening it hath died away. 100% correct answer.
