<span>The word-skipping technique relies on the fact that it's a good idea to skip unfamiliar words in a passage in order to focus on the main idea of the passage. Basically, to make sure the overall outcome is understanding the entire passage as a whole, it is best to skip the words you are unaware of and analyze them later. Often times, as you read the entire passage in full and grasp the main idea, you are able to make sense of the </span>unfamiliar words.
Lobbyists frequently invite lawmakers to restaurants or other forms of entertainment
Answer:
firsthand: coming from experience from a work background or personal experience.
Example: "I have no firsthand experience working with this"
secondhand: been given from a previous owner, by force/gift.
example: "I inhaled secondhand smoke from someone next to me that was smoking."
Source: A source is like a blog when researching information
example: I had to cite my source in MLA format
Amendment 15, or known as the 15th Amendment.
I hope I helped! =D
Also, would you PLEASE pick my answer as the Brainliest, because I am trying to rank up to Expert.
Thank you! =D
A. glad to help :) yay brainliest?
