English, 19.11.2020 22:30 tantoine2704

Read the sentence from paragraph 2. "From the little I've seen of the Smithly-Dubbs, I don't think I want to
cultivate a relationship," said Lady Drakmanton.
What is the meaning of the word cultivate as it is used in the context of the
sentence?
assist
O develop
O improve
support

Read the sentence from paragraph 2.

From the little I've seen of the Smithly-Dubbs, I don't thin

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Read the sentence from paragraph 2. "From the little I've seen of the Smithly-Dubbs, I don't think...