Able is a suffix if atached to the end of the word, but is also a root meaning, capable of, worthy of.
The correct way to spell it is Ma'am. Hope this helps. Just so you know I had to ask someone, I found your question trying to find out how to spell it myself...lol. Have a great day =)
ditto for me -- glad you answered the question!
The likely word is succumbing (from to succumb, to fail prey to, or to die).
One day in the course of his Italian campaign, Napolean unattended by any officer, had advanced far beyond the main line of army He had taken no food during the day and had enjoyed no sleep for several nights. A poor soldier had a crust of bread in his bag. He broke the bread into two pieces and gave one half to his starving general. After this simple meal, Nepoleon, in his usual fashion, wrapped himself in a cloak and lay down upon the ground by the soldier for an hour's sleep. Ten years had passed away, Napoleon was now the Emperor of France. He was making a triumphal march through Belgium, when one day, a soldier from the ranks came upto him and said, "on the eve of the Battle of Bassanio, I shared my crust of bread with you when you were hungry. I now ask from you bread for my father who is worn down with age and poverty". Napoleon once settled a session upon the old man and promoted the soldier to be on officer. Questions: A) What favour did the soldier seek from the Emperor and why?
B) How did the Emperor help the soldier and why, do
Homeowner can be either one or two words, but most often today, it is written as one word: "homeowner."
Most compound words started off as two separate words. Over time, some (not all) became one word.
Yes. The combined word "oat" has an "oh" sound, and rhymes with boat and coat.
This is a Scottish Gaelic word and means 'a health'. It is pronounced as 'Slan cha' or 'Slawn cha'
Sometimes you will hear 'Slainte Mhath' ; 'a Good Health'. it is pronounced as 'Slan cha va'.
There are 6 vowels and 7 consonants so there is 1 more consonant
'Afrika' is the Afrikaaner * Dutch South Africans * way of spelling Africa.