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- I agree with John. "Chief among them" is an adjective. The writer is not trying to educate the reader that silver and gold are chief (the best) among precious metals. In this context, the paragraph is comparing paper currency to metal currency and making it more descriptive and dramatic by saying "gold and silver - which we all know is part of that awesome group of metal currency" as a comparison to paper money.0 votedAugust 4, 20200
- 1.BRAZIL - Futbol, rain forest2.CANADA - Kind people, cold winters3.CHINA - strong work ethic, huge cities4.ENGLAND - footie, literature5.FRANCE - best food, best wine6.GERMANY- engineering genius, reparations7.INDIA - serenity and positive people8.JAPAN - kawaii, technology9.RUSSIA - homophobic, best language10.THE UNITED STATES - greedy capitalism, diverse population0 votedJune 27, 20200
- Although my father was raised in the church, he wouldn’t have prayed for God to spare him. He wouldn’t have looked for alternative treatments The story teller is certain that his father WOULD NOT pray for God to spare him. He is also certain that his father WOULD NOT look for alternative treatment. When the story teller says "I doubt he would have", that's a negative. Almost like "he would not have" like the other two statements, but not as strong, not certain. The story teller's OPINION is that the father would not have, but it's not 100% certain. Another way to say it would be "He probably would not have". Hope this helps.0 votedJune 27, 20203

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