Read the sentence.

The chairman presided over the meeting.

If the Latin root sedçre means "to sit," what does presided mean?

not before, or cancelled

saw before, or watched

sat before, or controlled

heard before, or listened

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Braylen Hanson

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5 July, 02:32

Read the sentence.

The chairman presided over the meeting.

If the Latin root sedçre means "to sit," what does presided mean?

not before, or cancelled

saw before, or watched

sat before, or controlled

heard before, or listened

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Meyer · Answer 1

Since the original meaning of that word (presided) means, management or control, I believe that your answer might be option C. Sat before, or controlled

Read the sentence.The chairman presided over the meeting.If the Latin root sedçre means "to sit," what does presided mean?not before, or cancelledsaw before, or watchedsat before, or controlledheard before, or listened

Read the sentence.

The chairman presided over the meeting.

If the Latin root sedçre means "to sit," what does presided mean?

not before, or cancelled

saw before, or watched

sat before, or controlled

heard before, or listened