The meaning of the Latin root word -sim- is seem.
<h3>What are Latin root words?</h3>
Latin root words are given as words that cannot be used alone and forms the combination with the words to deliver the meaning.
The root words in the Latin or the Greek basis can be given with the example, sen, acer, acri and so on.
The meaning of the Latin root word, -sim- is seem. Thus, option A is correct.
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Explanation:
shows a choice between two things and this is
D- Sam McGee will be the answer to this question
If the instruction
is to make this sentence in present progressive tense, here is the answer:
In the novel I am reading,
the hero returns to where he had lived as a child.
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Present progressive
tense suggests action either happening in the present or in the future. In the
sentence given, the action happens in the present. This type of tense is usually followed by adverbs of time.</span>
