English, 20.09.2019 18:30, mazolethrin2291

Istruggle with writing and i'm very lost
look at each list of words and type them under the appropriate heading "positive" (good connotations), "negative" (bad connotations), or "neutral" (no connotations)
a. harmony, sound, racket, shriek, melody, music, noise, pitch, voice
b. talkative, articulate, chattering, eloquent, vocal, verbose, gossipy, fluent, gabby
c. decorative, beautiful, modern, ornate, overelaborate, dazzling, flashy, elegant, sparkling
d. long, lingering, enduring, continued, drawn-out, stretched, never-ending, incessant
e. calculating, shrewd, crafty, ingenious, keen, sensible, sly, smooth, underhanded.

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Istruggle with writing and i'm very lost
look at each list of words and type them under the ap...