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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

  1. the are in this order: lost, met, walk, rode, stayed, did, taught, slept, I didn't get number 7, number 8 is worked
Answer 2
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Answer:

1. Lost

2. Met

3. Walk and rode

4. Stayed and did

5. Taught

6. Slept

7. Was

8. Worked

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Answer:

“What is one to do?” This is one of those sentences which contributes to the confused tone of “the yellow wallpaper”.

Explanation:

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Answer:

A.

Explanation:

Answer:

B.  The gray kitten played with an older cat

Explanation:

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I don’t understand the question

Which word has the long i sound?

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society
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Society has a long i sound in it. When we pronounce it phonetically it looks something like: so sigh ity. The i in sigh is a long sound.

the word relieve and specialty have the long e sound to them.

social, i don't think has a long sound to it.


Hopefully this helped and good luck.


 
Relieve:
Relieve has a long "e" sound.

Speciality:
Speciality has a long "e" sound as well.

Social:
Social does not have any long sound at all.

Society:
Society is broken up like this: so-ci-ety.
It is pronounced like this: so-sigh-aty.
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Answer:

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Explanation:

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