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CHAPTER 1: Writ€ a oran
Exerci8e
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Tbe Shurley Method
LESSON
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APPLICATION TEST
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ancient tribe of Indians. tribe of Indians flom South America. orange carrot for a snack. carrot for his lunch.
Exercke 2: ldgntily each pair of words as synonyms (syn) or antonyms (ant) by putting pareniheses ( ) around
5. suspect, distrust 6. foolish, prudent
9. expense, income
7. question, doubt
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The racing (course, coarse) was five miles long. The (capital, capitol) ofldaho is Boise. My grandmother wmte her letters on beautiful (gtationery, stationary). lte (course, coarse) gravel was dumped on the side of the mad. The (capital, capitol) building in Arkansas is beautitul. The cat was (stationery, stationary) a moment before she pounced on the mouse. (They're, Their) cousin sent them five tickets to the gameThe baby was (to, too) noisy to be taken to the library. The city (counsel, council) met to vote on the water proposal. 26. (Your, You're) allowed to write this report in ink.
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matched, and this game ended in a tie. No one was two disapointed, and each team left court a]nid a]l
thundous applase from there fathful fans.
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SHURLEY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS