Sentence B. My mother "emigrated" from China and came to the United States uses the underlined word correctly. <u>Emigrate</u> means to leave one country to settle in another, and it implies a permanent move. On the other hand, <u>immigrate</u> is to enter and settle in a foreign country. The difference between these two words is that emigrate is the act of leaving a country and immigrate the act of entering a country.
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What notes are you talking about? I would love to help, but I need to see the notes to do that.
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Folly is act of foolishness
Reprove is correcting the mistakes
Accost is approach in a challenging manner
Prattle is talking meaningless/ or foolishness
Recompense is payback
Feigned is pretend
Peevish is ill tempered
Mollification is appeasement
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D. These cookies will be eaten by my neighbor’s kids.
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