English, asked by babydoll6990, 2 months ago

Match the words with their antonyms:
1. True
2. Peace
3. Busy
4. Beautiful
5. First
last
false
ugly
War
idle

Anonymous: 1. True - False

Anonymous: 2. Peace - War

Anonymous: 3. Busy - idle

Anonymous: Beautiful - Ugly

Anonymous: First - last

Anonymous: hope this helped

babydoll6990: ok thanks

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

2

Answer:

true false

peace war

busy idle

beautiful ugly

first last

Explanation:

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Answered by bhalodiyaveleree

0

Answer:

1) true-false

2) peace-war

3) busy-idle

4) beautiful- ugly

5) first- last

Explanation:

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