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Vocabulary Week 14 Study

Vocabulary Week 14 Study. Word 1: Forfeit Def: To lose something because of something you did or cannot continue Sent: Lakeview Middle School had to forfeit the Tri-state basketball trophy because one of Coach Sanders players was 20 years old.

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Sentiment analysis

Sentiment analysis. Text classification example. MOTIVATION. POSITIVE POLARITY (GOOD).

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Write about a time when you acted on impulse and regretted its consequences.

Write about a time when you acted on impulse and regretted its consequences. 1127/01 . Implication of Key Expression. a time means an occasion, 1 particular incident in the past. Write about a time when you acted on impulse and regretted its consequences. 1127/01 .

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Vocabulary Week 14

Vocabulary Week 14. Word 1: Forfeit Def: To lose something because of something you did or cannot continue Sent : Lakeview Middle School had to forfeit the Tri-state basketball trophy because one of Coach Sanders players was 20 years old.

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The Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales. The Tales. Written by Geoffrey Chaucer, who served in various court positions throughout his life Follows the format of The Decameron by Boccacio Incorporates characters from most social classes, mixing together Excludes the very poor and the serfs

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Warm Up #15

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Sardonic

Sardonic. By: Vishaal Kalwani. Definition. Sar -don- ic [ sahr -don- ik ] Adj. characterized by bitter or scornful derision; mocking; cynical; sneering Taken from www.dictionary.com. Etymology. 1630s F rom French, sardonique From Latin, sardonius in Sardonius risus

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