<p>paulnirvana
U GOTTA HELP ME OUT!!!!!!!!1
I did some crazy s*** during the test...
I only did 23 of 35 problems because the questions were soooooooo weird and extremely hard.....
WAS THAT SECTION 3?</p>
<p>"intervene in" is an idiom error, it should be "intervene with"</p>
<p>@gujugeek - are you sure? i hope you are. or else im screwed</p>
<p>"intervene in" is an idiom error, it should be "intervene with"</p>
<p>was that b or d?</p>
<p>how are you sure?
i've seen a dictionary use "intervene in"</p>
<p>anyone remember that sentence completion that went like this :</p>
<p>the right to free speech was not necessarily __________<strong><em>, the advocates felt less harsh( something like that) and dissent was _</em></strong>___; </p>
<p>i put militant , fostered </p>
<p>i dont know...........shiiiiiitttt</p>
<p>For can also mean despite or notwithstanding.</p>
<p>I did look at the answer with "Although," but it had something like, "discussing to one and another" which I thought didn't make sense and was not as good of an answer as the original. </p>
<p>"The companies claimed that they would do blah, but then didn't" is what I interpreted the sentence to say.</p>
<p>np11788, after serious time of thinking, I put that too!@1!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>"anyone remember that sentence completion that went like this :</p>
<p>the right to free speech was not necessarily __________<strong><em>, the advocates felt less harsh( something like that) and dissent was _</em></strong>___; </p>
<p>i put militant , fostered </p>
<p>i dont know...........shiiiiiitttt"</p>
<p>yes, what was the answer?</p>
<p>i thought the problem was the "of" ... i cannot remember the whole sentence... does anyone have the whole "intervene" sentence.</p>
<p>np11788: divisive/restricted or prohibited</p>
<p>mijehar: I definitely don't think it's divisive/restricted..</p>
<p>yea np i put divisive/restricted</p>
<p>This is why I hate idioms.</p>
<p>intervene
verb, intr intervened, intervening</p>
<ol>
<li>To involve oneself in something which is happening in order to affect the outcome.</li>
</ol>
<p>Form: intervene in something (often)
2. To involve oneself or interfere in a dispute between other people in order to settle it or prevent more serious conflict.</p>
<p>Thesaurus: settle, intercede, mediate, negotiate, step in, reconcile.
Form: intervene in something (often)
Form: intervene between people
3. To come or occur between two things in place or time.</p>
<p>Thesaurus: interrupt, intrude, interpose, come between.
4. law.
To become involved in a lawsuit as a third party.
Etymology: 16c: from Latin intervenire to come between.</p>
<p>its def. divisive/ restricted</p>
<p>please explain</p>
<p>What was the sentence with "intervene"??</p>
<p>do you guys remember with an answer that had the word "supposition" in it</p>
<p>The question was: Freedom of speech is not necessarily a _________ force; people who promote it actually fear it less/or have less problems with it than those who ____________ dissent.</p>
<p>Divisive: creating discord
Prohibit</p>
<p>Intervene question was writing:</p>
<p>Mediators are standing by, to intervene in the legal disputes, despite both sides (saying they didn't want help).</p>