Identify the italicized word according to its class in structural linguistics.They ate lunch (under) a pine tree.
conjunction
preposition
auxiliary
interrogative
empty word

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Answer 1
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Preposition is the correct answer.

In the sentence ¨They ate lunch under a pine tree", under is classified as a preposition of place. It's been used to especify the place where the subject "they" had lunch. The word "under" in the sentence can be easily replaced by the words "below" or "beneath" which are also prepositions of place.

Answer 2
Answer: Under is a "preposition".

This is correct because "under" is used to show the location of the action happening, which means that it is a preposition.

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Assuming we're just looking at this phrase, "learn'd" suggests that the astronomer studied to become intelligent in the astronomical field.

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In The Time Machine by H. G. Wells, what did the Time Traveller originally assume about the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks? The Eloi were prey and the Morlocks were predators. The Eloi were masters and the Morlocks were their servants. The Eloi were laborers and the Morlocks were their masters. The Eloi were nurturers and the Morlocks were destroyers.

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The original assumption was that the Eloi were prey and the Morlocks were hunters. This changed over the course of the story when he figured out what was really going on.

Answer:

The correct answer is B. The Eloi were masters and the Morlocks were their servants.

Explanation:

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d. He gets a job feeding pigs

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D.

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The word "benefactor" about Roosevelt's position on ethical journalism suggests that he supports it. The correct answer is option D. The word benefactor comes from the Latin word "Bene facere" meaning, do good (to). Therefore, if someone is a benefactor, he/she is also called a supporter, or a sponsor. 

The answer is: he supports it.

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