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Which of the following roots means sleep?

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Answer 1
Answer: Dormant comes from the same roots as the French verb "dormir" which means sleep, so since we didn't have answer choices i just gave you one.
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Somnus

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Soporific comes from Latin sopor, which means "deep sleep." That root is related to somnus, the Latin word for "sleep." Despite its meaning, somnus has been active, giving English somnolence (sleepiness), somnambulism (sleepwalking), and many other "sleepy" words.

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ANW = D
b is the answer but I am not sure

Correct the sentence by selecting the proper pronoun usage. Beatrice can expect her aunt and uncle and I to help her move. us her and him and I them and I correct as is

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Pronouns are used in place of a certain noun to make the sentence clearer and to avoid unnecessary repetitions of a certain noun. The appropriate pronoun that shoud be used in the sentence is, "us". The sentence should be, "Beatrice can expect us to help her move". Us is used because there are three people involved and it is considered as plural. 

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Us is correct.

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Okeke’s obstinance is illustrated by his __________.

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In "Marriage is a Private Affair" by Chinua Achebe , stubborness is one of the themes. Okeke, father of Nnaemeka follows the traditional values:choosing a wife to be for his son. Throughout the story, Okeke shows many obstinance.He was very persistent to have Nnaemeka marry to the lady he prefers. Another one is refusing to meet and refusing to acknowledge Nnaemeka's wife, Nene. As long as he is concerned, Nene does not exist. Okeke's obstinance then is clearly illustrated by his refusal to meet Nnaemeka's wife.
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A.
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B.
the lesson that Mrs. Jones teaches Roger







C.
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D.
what Roger wants but cannot have

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D. what Roger wants but cannot have.

That's why was trying to rob Mrs. Jones because he wanted money to get some blue suede shoes.

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Answer: Your answer is D: what Roger wants but cannot have.

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Answer:

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