Spoken language uses fewer unnecessary words

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False

Spoken language is usually more specific

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False

Spoken language is usually more abstract

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False

Combine these sentences into one whole sentence: The traveler stood in the aisle of the airplane. The traveler did exercises. He talked to another passenger at the same time.

What item of clothing has been important to you this last month

What vision of the nation does Lincoln describe at the close of his speech? The nation is divided between North and South. The nation is peaceful and free. The nation extends westward to the Pacific Ocean.

Which argumentative essay structure opens with the counterargument and rebuttal?

What should the man have done differently to ensure his safety? a. He should have built a fire. b. He should have followed the trail. c. He should have travelled with a group. d. He should have stayed near the fire.

Based on the transcript, what was Welles most likely trying to do through his use of the medium of radio? O A. Present a message about how trustful people are of media O B. Encourage the audience to buy a book O C.

What writer influenced Jane Austen's work

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject? A. An assortment of vegetables were piled on Mary's plate. B. The money for next week's trip are in the envelope. C. The recipients of the citizenship award are Mrs. Banks and Mr. Cook. D.

Which sentence is correct? (review) The winner was (you, him) The best swimmers are (us, they)

What does the metaphor cashing a check mean