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English, 18.10.2020 21:01 perezz97

Read these words from The Hobbit. But nothing will we give, not even a loaf’s worth, under threat of force. What does the phrase “not even a loaf’s worth” mean? A. not everything we have
B. not while we are hungry
C. not even a little bit
D. not during meal time

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