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The word bootless means ineffectual, useless of a task or undertaking, while the answer worthwhile means worth the time, effort spent Bootless explains that the errand was useless while worthwhile explains it was the effort, which is also synonymous to the word useful

'Stated' has been emphasized in the question, therefore Option B is the answer because the verb lament contradicts the emphasized word as used in the question

The painting being beautifully faced could also be described as a good deceptive replica, which means there is almost no difference in the fake painting and the original.

Contextually, 'harvested' is the most appropriate answer

The preposition 'in' is used with the verb 'Acquiesce'

When the word 'being' is used in past continuous tense, as it is in the above question, it means the action is happening or was happening before, in a continuous manner, just like in the answer, the principal was writing the letter

This means trying the impossible. The idiomatic expression 'knocking your hand against a brick wall' means to attempt continuously and fruitlessly to accomplish a task or achieve a goal that is or seem ultimately hopeless, more like it is impossible.

"Being" can be used as a gerund, a verb that functions as a noun. It becomes part of the subject sentence.

Doting is characterized by giving love and affection.

To officially suppress an unacceptable part of a book, film, news, etc.

Biannual occurring twice a year. this means an event that is celebrated two times in a year. while Biennial means an event/occassion that takes place every two years. occuring once in every two years.

'Detest" best completes the sentence because the context tells us that Mr Collins does not like his name to publicized

This means that Ngozi's beauty attracted Paul. In other words, Ngozi attracted Paul.

the ''ge'' in ''strange'' is the same consonant sound as the ''g'' in logic strange is pronounced as [streɪn(d)ʒ]

Freeze student's grants mean to stop giving grants to students