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Jaunt : excursion:: resignation:

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Answer 1
Answer: Well, since jaunt and excursion mean relatively the same things, they are near synonyms, we are looking here for a word that has a relatively similar meaning to that of 'resignation'. Since you didn't give us any examples, I will just list you some of its synonyms: departure, retirement, termination, abdication, leaving, notice, abandonment, withdrawal, etc.

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Explanation:

Idonotget itbecausethereare4and3.

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The answer is conflict

Answer:

Conflict

Explanation:

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In “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin, which of these best describes Mrs. Mallard’s feelings about her husband?

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You did not provide the options, but Mrs. Mallard is extremely unhappy and even somewhat depressed. She hates her husband, not because he is a bad man since he isn't, but because she feels as if she's been in a cage for so long and because she wants to be free. Divorce was not an option at that time.

She feels suffocated by her marriage to him.

Select the correct word for the blank in the following sentence. The buried treasure had ______ there for centuries. A. laid B. layed C. lain D. laint

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Answer:

A. laid

Explanation:

Lain and laint are both past participle of lie, and lie is used to be or put yourself down in a flat position, so by process of elimination, it's not C and D.

Laid and layed: what's the difference

Laid is the standard way of saying the past participle of lie,

but layed is the archaic way of the past participle, so it wouldn't work in modern grammar.

"The buried treasure had laid there for centuries."


The answer is:

A) laid

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reese's tastes good

Explanation:

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dependent clause fragment because

Explanation:

If no independent clause follows or proceeds a dependent clause, a sentence is considered a fragment. A dependent clause can also be embedded in an independent clause. For example: ... You already know that if we do not add a verb in a clause, a fragment is created.

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Answer:

1 is arduous.

2 is affable.  

3 is sycophants.

4 is grimace.

5 is grandiloquent.

6 is gadfly.

7 is humility.

8 is harangue.
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