SAT Prep

The bolded word is used correctly. "I have been an avid reader of non fiction books for a long time"

The bolded word is used correctly. "The townspeople show a bias in favor of French habits and fashions"

both pleasant and painful or regretful

to help or encourage something to increase or improve

a rough or noisy fight

to support, strengthen, or prop up

well meaning and kindly

The bolded word is used correctly. "The movie was bittersweet because it made me laugh and cry"

forming an essential foundation or starting point; fundamental

The word "Benevolent" is an adjective.

According to the previous definition, the word "Avenue" is a noun

a way of approaching a problem or making progress toward something

The word "Bittersweet" is an adjective

Avid is an adjective

The word "brawl" is a noun

The bolded word is used correctly. "Three possible avenues of research suggested themselves"

The bolded word is used correctly. " A benevolent donor donated 300 dollars on GoFundMe"

According to the previous definition, the word "bear" is a verb

The bolded word is used correctly "Nitro boosts to improve the speed of your car"

The word "boost" is a noun

The bolded word is used correctly. "Certain basic rules must be obeyed"

The bolded word is used correctly in the sentence. "The fall in interest rates is starting to bolster confidence"

The bolded word is used correctly. "He'd gotten into a drunken brawl in a bar that resulted in him getting hurt"

The word "basic" is an adjective

In favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another

Showing interest or enthusiasm for something

The bolded word is used correctly. "He was bearing a tray of brimming glasses"

The word "bolster" is a verb

to carry

Bias is an adverb