Homework

Hello, Ms. [Name]! How about last weekend? Here is my homework so many difficult. 1. We had to postpone our walk until the storm would (c. diminish). 2. The teacher said he would not (e. tolerate) such outrageous conduct in the classroom. 3. He had a coat that is (b. steady) to rain. 4. Joblessness is the e. baffle or perplexing) of many people these days. 5. He was able to live quite well on the (a. inheritance) from his parents. 6. Please (a. select) the good apples from that basket. 7. The governor treated the visiting delegations with (d. respect). 8. The lawyer tried to (c. demand) a testimony from the reluctant witness. 9. A (d. excessive idleness) person is always a burden to any group. 10. She had a (e. scornful) smile when she was told what a wonderful dress she was wearing. Thank you so much!

Hi there, Sir Steve! Thank you for your composition today. I had  a relaxing weekend. I wish you had one, too. Take care and have a nice day! I\'ll talk with you later. T. JanE ^^   Hello, Ms. [Name]!>> Correct.How about last weekend?>> How was your weekend?Here is my homework so many difficult.>> Here\' my homework. It\'s so difficult.1. We had to postpone our walk until the storm would (c. diminish).>> Correct.2. The teacher said he would not (e. tolerate) such outrageous conduct in the classroom. >> Correct.3. He had a coat that is (b. steady) to rain.>> d. impenetrable (Incapable of being penetrated; for example, a material which is impervious to water; and incapable of being affected; also, remaining unmoved and unaffected by other people\'s opinions, arguments, or suggestions; such as, being impervious to criticism.)4. Joblessness is the e. baffle or perplexing) of many people these days.>> b. affliction, suffering (Affliction; anything that ruins or spoils; a cause of harm, ruin, or death.)5. He was able to live quite well on the (a. inheritance) from his parents.>> Correct.6. Please (a. select) the good apples from that basket.>> Correct.7. The governor treated the visiting delegations with (d. respect).>> Correct.8. The lawyer tried to (c. demand) a testimony from the reluctant witness.>> a. draw forth (To draw forth; to draw out, or to provoke (a reaction, for example); to bring out; to arrive at (a truth, for example) by logic.)9. A (d. excessive idleness) person is always a burden to any group. >> Correct.10. She had a (e. scornful) smile when she was told what a wonderful dress she was wearing. >> Correct.Thank you so much! >> Correct.