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Including or consisting of or composed of or containing?
Hi. Please help. Which is correct? Let's say the set of lesson materials contains of a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook. Thank you in advance.
This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
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Let's say the set of lesson materials contains a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook. This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting of/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
- Let's say the set of lesson materials contains a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
- This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting of/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
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Let's say the set of lesson materials contains a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting of/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
This packet, among other things, contains one set of lesson materials, including/ consisting of/ composed of/ containing a study guide, a workbook, and a textbook.
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