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1) The students in class could see the dark clouds <u><em>through the window.</em></u> (Answers the question of "where")
2)<u><em> For a minute and a half</em></u>, the alarm bell was ringing. (Answers the question of "how much")
3) Javier’s uncle lifts weights <u><em>every single morning</em></u>. (Answers the question of "when")
The opposite of genuine is: SPECIOUS
According to Google this are the definitions for the following words.
<u><em>Genuine:</em></u><em> </em>honest, authentic
<em>Solicitude:</em> caring for something or someone
<u><em>Specious:</em></u><em> </em>misleading in appearance, fake
<em>Abrogated: </em>evading, getting away with something
<em>Cursory: </em>hasty, not detailed
<em>Superlative: </em>a high comparison
<em>Vitiate: </em>to spoil the quality of something
<em>Bugbear:</em> scary being like a hobgoblin
<em>Propensity:</em> tendency towards something
<em>Insipid: </em>lacking flavor
Therefore, the opposite of <em>honest and authentic </em>would be fake or<em> misleading in appearance </em>
Well it all depends on what you're writing about. When you write your rough draft think about the feeling it gives when reading it over. Then if it feels right, give it a go. This might not help much but think about how you feel while reading it.
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