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GED Reasoning through Language Arts 3.2 Language Conventions and Usage. Which option correctly completes the sentence?
- English I EOC Assessment / Quotation Marks
- Literary Vocabulary / Determine meaning of words and phrases: Informational text
- Literary Vocabulary / Determine meaning of words and phrases: Informational Text
- Vocabulary / Determine meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words
- Vocabulary / Determine meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words
- Language Conventions and Usage / Correct errors with frequently confused words
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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop dooz
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your brought to you by words that sound similar but
- 00:08
aren't like when you accidentally ascent to an accent like
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that All right well first read the past below from
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a press release on conditional zoning find work ten times
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as many manicuring still being donated Wait Okay now click
- 00:27
on the drop down Many win choose the option that
- 00:29
correctly completes the sentence The options are alleged boat it
- 00:32
was eligible You listen well sometimes it's good to give
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our vocabulary is a little workout These words all sound
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similar but definitely don't mean the same thing the alleged
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ble means unreadable Being unable to read the label on
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a donation could be a bit problematic Who knows what
- 00:50
you're getting and illicit means illegal or unlawful Unless these
- 00:56
donations were being sent by the mob Well it's pretty
- 00:58
hard to imagine them as they listen I certainly wouldn't
- 01:01
be donations we want answer d isn't even an adjective
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we elicit is a verb It means to evokes so
- 01:10
that's Definitely not right Eligible means appropriate and matching the
- 01:14
required conditions like the eligible bachelor You know this is
- 01:18
what we want for donations so answer C is correct
- 01:22
Next up let's Try to stop confusing dessert and desert
- 01:25
way Still resent that trip to check out the world's
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best desert Um
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