World Languages, 12.01.2020 00:31 MINDYDELANO

When telling a story about your recent trip to the beach, which of the following would least likely be fingerspelled?
a. the name of the beach
b. the name of the small town you visited
c. the name of the local cafe
d. the types of different items you brought with you

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Answer from: chancho3445

You are less likely to spell out the types of items you brought from the trip, as shown in option D.

We can arrive at this answer because:

There are specific symbols to represent the items you brought from the trip.This is because these items are often common objects, which are easily purchased by tourists.For this reason, there is a low probability that you will spell the name of these items, as it may show signs that represent them.

However, the names of the city, beach and local cafe are very specific and will likely be spelled out, so people know where you went.

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Answer from: jpyperofficialp2z5xs

D) The types of different items you brought with you

Explanation:

Because there is not a set specific sign for each individual beach, town, or small cafe, you would most likely have to fingerspell the name of each place. However, assuming the items you are bringing with you to a beach trip are things like sunscreen and towels, there are signs made for these. Therefore, you would least likely fingerspell the types of items you brought.

When telling a story about your recent trip to the beach, which of the following would least likely

Answer from: Quest

answer: to accurately look up a word in the dictionary, look at the letters until it comes close to the word, then on that page you will find it and learn the word. a dictionary will have words similar such as its synonyms and its roots, but also how to pronounce the word and it's roots. a dictionary is when making sure you're using the right word in a writing piece or just when you need clarification what the word is/means.

explanation: i hope this is as it is also self explanatory. have a wonderful day and i hope this you! < 3

Answer from: Quest

Betray, destroy, and obey do not need to be changed to add the suffix -ed, because the "y" at the end of each word is preceded by a vowel (so they would be spelled "betrayed," "destroyed," and "obeyed").

but hurry is different; it has to be spelled "hurried" because the "y" at the end of "hurry" is preceded by a consonant.

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