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Hhtt Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

I would like to ask about a word please change the title

I would like to ask about a verb which I don't know English correspondence. After it has been revealed would you please change the title into it? It's something like to forget indeliberately or deliberately or neglect deliberately or indeliberately.


The verb will demonstrate situations:The three dots or space stay for that verb.

1.There four children in a class. The teacher asked questions three of them but not the other one. The teacher ... a student.


2. I have asked a question about thick and peculiar accents. Alpheccastars explained peculiar accent but she ... thick accent.


I think these three example is enough to demonstrate verb. In a Turkish dictionary skip and omit are given as correspondence.


Thank you.

  

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There are four children in the class. The teacher asked questions of three of them but not the other one. The teacher skipped a student.

— AlpheccaStars

  • There are four children in the class.
  • The teacher asked questions of three of them but not the other one.
  • The teacher skipped a student.
  • 2.
  • I have asked a question about thick and peculiar accents.
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1.There are four children in the class. The teacher asked questions of three of them but not the other one. The teacher skipped a student.

2. I have asked a question about thick and peculiar accents. Alpheccastars explained "peculiar accent" but she didn't explain "thick accent." (P.S. A thick accent is a heavy accent. They mean the

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hhttskip and omit

You may find that, depending on the context, you may also sometimes need ignore, neglect, miss, leave out, forget, or overlook in English.

CJ

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