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Hi Well, if it were me, I'd read it out loud to try to get the sense of what the writer wanted. If there are words I don't know, I can look them up on the internet. If there are phrases or sentence constructions I don't understand, I can ask a teacher (or EnglishForward).
- Hi Well, if it were me, I'd read it out loud to try to get the sense of what the writer wanted.
- If there are words I don't know, I can look them up on the internet.
- If there are phrases or sentence constructions I don't understand, I can ask a teacher (or EnglishForward).
- There might be allusions that I don't understand, but then I can research them on the internet too Dave
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Well, if it were me, I'd read it out loud to try to get the sense of what the writer wanted. If there are words I don't know, I can look them up on the internet. If there are phrases or sentence constructions I don't understand, I can ask a teacher (or EnglishForward). There might be allusions that I don't understand, but then I can research them on the internet too
Dave
Well, if it were me, I'd read it out loud to try to get the sense of what the writer wanted. If there are words I don't know, I can look them up on the internet. If there are phrases or sentence constructions I don't understand, I can ask a teacher (or EnglishForward). There might be allusions that I don't understand, but then I can research them on the internet too
Dave
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