one word in each sentence does not fit the context. underline that word and write a word that does fit in the blank provided
the private gave a snappy hello to the commanding officer.
Please stop posting these questions without your answers.
ok
my answer is snappy
and i should change it to formal or welcoming
It could be.
I'd change hello to another word that would fit with "snappy."
this is the last question my answer is snappy and ill change it to formal or welcoming
THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP
You're welcome.
thank everyone have a HAPPPY THANKSGIVING :)
To identify the word that does not fit the context, let's analyze the sentence:
"The private gave a snappy hello to the commanding officer."
In this context, all the words seem to fit appropriately.
However, since you asked for an answer, let's consider the possibility that "snappy" might not be an ideal word choice. While "snappy" can sometimes be used to describe a quick or brisk greeting, it might not be the most suitable adjective to describe a hello given to a commanding officer. An alternative word that could be used here is "formal" since military greetings are often expected to be respectful and formal.
Therefore, if we were to replace the word "snappy," a possible alternative could be "formal."
"The private gave a formal hello to the commanding officer."
It is essential to note that word choice can sometimes be subjective, and the context of the sentence and the desired tone can influence which word is considered appropriate.