"The article contained misinformation about the event." The prefix MIS- suggests that the information was:
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Compare: A. "Students who study regularly perform better." and B. "My brother, who studies regularly, performs well." What is the main difference?
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Which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause?
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"The students who study regularly usually perform better." The relative clause:
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"I called her yesterday." “Her” is:
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Reset score!
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Win 15 points!
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banana
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"The book which I bought yesterday is excellent." “Which” refers to:
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Which sentence is correct?
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"The information was unreliable, so the students decided to check another source." Without translating the whole sentence, explain what UNRELIABLE probably means.
NOT RELIABLE / THAT CANNOT BE TRUSTED
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"The two researchers disagreed about the results." The prefix DIS- indicates:
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"The student whose phone was stolen reported the incident." “Whose” expresses:
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"Her happiness was obvious when she received the news." The suffix -NESS indicates:
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"The article was misleading, and several readers developed an incorrect understanding of the issue." What does MISLEADING most likely mean?
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Complete the sentence: "The website ______ provides information about scholarships is very useful."