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nramada

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What does Simpson mean by becoming a tiny master?
 
  a. learning to master all the fundamentals of English grammar
  b. learning how to write a great 500-word essay
  c. concentrating on a subject that you know a lot about
  d. researching a subject exhaustively
  e. learning to use figurative language to create vividness

Question 2

SYNCHRONIZE
 
  a. to emphasize
  b. to minimize
  c. to electrify
  d. to order things in time
  e. to add sound


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d


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