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Exercise 5  (we have done 1-7) please complete the rest of this exercise and let me know if you miss any.)

Exercise 1

 

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  affinity, clairvoyant, emulate, expedite, impetuous, innocuous, mundane, penitent, propensity, regressive, resilient, sedentary, succinct, terse, ubiquitous, vindictive, wanton,

Exercise 2
dogmatic, eccentric, fallacious, indifferent, inquisitive, meticulous, pertinent, plausible, reticent, cogent,  nuance
apathy, disdain, diverse, enigma, futile, gratuitous, hackneyed, incessant, insidious, integrity, jocular, kindle, ludicrous, provocative, reclusive, reverence, scrutinize, superficial

Exercise 3  finish by April 18  keep track of errors... to bring in on the 25th

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Exercise 4  finish by April 25  bring in errors marked on handout...

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