LiveXPQuestionsEnglishHe lives in an __________ village, which can not be reached by car. A. Alone B. Lonely C. Isolated

He lives in an __________ village, which can not be reached by car. A. Alone B. Lonely C. Isolated

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c.) Isolated is the right answer 🤙🏻.

Gulsah Yildirim
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Isolated must be the correct answer.
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Portia Thandeka Gxothiwe
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Isolated
Cassidi Anne
I am a native English speaker and I am TEFL qualified. I have a Bachelor of Education Degree.
C. Isolated
MAFORLUM AILEEN NGWA
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He lives in an isolated village, which can not be reached by car
Yasir Ali Hashmi
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Isolated
Jillian Apetolee
Certified TEFL, ESL teacher and a mentor.
He lives in an isolated village, which cannot be reached by car. An is a form of indefinite article used before words beginning with a vowel sound. Therefore isolated is the answer because of the determinant 'an'
Lynn
He lives in an Isolated village, which can not be reached by car.
Mobolaji
Experienced English tutor with 5+ years of experience teaching beginner to advanced students.
Isolated is the answer
Teacher Sue
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He lives in an isolated village, which can not be reached by car.

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