Question

A verb which forms its past tense or past participle by adding -ed is _____.



regular

irregular

Answer 1

regular

Answer 2

formed by adding -ing
2. not hardly
3. quality of highest degree
4. cannot be compared
5. may be formed by adding -est or most
limited adjective
present participle
absolute superlative
superlative
double negative

Answer 3

sorry i can't answer that :/

Answer 4

thats ok

Answer 5

I really don't know what all that stuff is... I've always been confuzzled with those terms but I get them once I read them in context. sorry lol

Answer 6

@phi

Answer 7

irregular

Answer 8

the secod question lexi

Answer 9

Interpret the analogy.

knee:pad::finger:_____



band-aid

keyboard

thimble

helmet

glove

Answer 10

@Yuba

Answer 11

Im guessing knee:pad as in something to heal your knee. If that is so, then it would be Finger:Band-aid. Agreed?

Answer 12

ok thanks

Answer 13

The text above states that all languages have which of the following in common? Select all that apply.

a pattern of sounds
elements of grammar
a fixed pattern of subject-verb agreement
a collection of words
a fixed syntactical ordering
a system of word arrangement
a system of prefixes and suffixes

Answer 14

@arabpride

Answer 15

"Text Above"

Answer 16

yeah 1 second

Answer 17

CHARACTERISTICS OF LANGUAGE

You might have noticed that not everyone speaks the same language. You may also have noticed that not all cultures look and act the same. In fact, we can learn a great deal about a culture by studying its language. We can find out what makes one culture different from another, and what cultures have in common. Let's look at how.

All languages possess at least four common characteristics:

1. A pattern of sounds. This pattern is a series of sounds that only the human speech organs can utter.

2. A collection of words. Words stand for objects, actions, or ideas. Humans are the only creatures to use "words" in this sense.

3. A system of word arrangement. A connected pattern of words used to express thoughts is present in all languages. The different arrangements of words in one tongue or another are sometimes called the thought pattern of that tongue.

4. The elements of grammar. These elements include syntax, or meaningful order, and morphology, or variations of words to show how they serve in a sentence.
Example:
He gave the ball to me.

I gave the ball to him.

The change in form gives meaning to the pronouns he and him and I and me.

Answer 18

thats the text

Answer 19

XE I'm Vary Sorry I Cant Help U With This.

Answer 20

thats ok