[ Grammar ]
I (lose) my keys – can you help me look for them?
A. have losed
B. lost
C. haven’t lost
D. ‘ve lost
Select your answer:
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A. can’t
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Explain the meaning of the suffix “-less” in the word “careless” and provide an example of its use in a sentence.
A. Full of care; “She is very careless with her belongings.”
B. Without care; “He was careless and broke the vase.”
C. More care; “She is careless about her studies.”
D. Less care; “He is careless about his appearance.”