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Greeley [361]
11 months ago
12

School is to learn as student is to​

English
2 answers:
vaieri [72.5K]11 months ago
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This is going to have to do with listening to the teachers or paying attention. please give me the answers and i’ll resay my anwser.
kompoz [17]11 months ago
4 0

Answer: is Book though specifically

Explanation:

Because you need a book to be a good student and a schools purpose is to teach for you to learn. Its hard to explain. But it is right

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