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English, 14.05.2021 21:30, wardlawshaliyah

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The words: newspaper, adjective, friendliest, censorship, conjunction, craziest, opinion, predicate, pronoun, happier, banner, preposition, busier, media, subject, simplest, paragraph, ancestor, adverb, cleverer, interview, sentence, gentlest, necessity, verb, nobler, edition, interjection, quieter, noun.

List the 7 words that refer to newspapers.

Write the 12 words that are language arts terms. (The class I'm in)

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