Respuesta :
voluble- talkative
interjection-excitement in words
avail- to be useful
discourse-to talk
So, your answer is a. avail
So, your answer is a. avail
The word "avail" (a) is not related to speaking. It means to profit or take advantage of. An example of the word avail used in a sentence is:
He availed himself of the opportunity to learn from his university professor.
The words "discourse", "interjection", and "voluble" are all related to speaking; each with a different meaning. The word discourse relates to a political discussion or written or spoken communication.
The word "interjection" is used to express an emotion or sentiment on the part of the speaker. A good example is "Hey! Come back here." The interjection is the word "Hey". The word "voluble" describes a person who speaks fluently, or talks incessantly.
He availed himself of the opportunity to learn from his university professor.
The words "discourse", "interjection", and "voluble" are all related to speaking; each with a different meaning. The word discourse relates to a political discussion or written or spoken communication.
The word "interjection" is used to express an emotion or sentiment on the part of the speaker. A good example is "Hey! Come back here." The interjection is the word "Hey". The word "voluble" describes a person who speaks fluently, or talks incessantly.