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3 years ago

How do i summerize a whole chapter without taking much of my time?

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If you've read the chapter, you should have a general idea of what the chapter is about. Write what you remember.<span />

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Unpunctual amorphous corroborate redolent pneumatic pandered incoherent addenda commensurate provincial

erik [133]

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1. something added, especially a supplement to a book: addenda

2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues: pandered

3. limited in perspective: provincial

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner: incoherent

5. corresponding in size or degree: commesurate

6. to strengthen or support with other evidence: corroborate

7. relating to air or other gases: pneumatic

8. lacking definite form: amorphous

9. late: unpunctual

10. suggestive: redolent

Explanation:

You must match the word with its description:

1. something added, especially a supplement to a book: addenda

2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues: pandered

3. limited in perspective: provincial

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner: incoherent

5. corresponding in size or degree: commesurate

6. to strengthen or support with other evidence: corroborate

7. relating to air or other gases: pneumatic

8. lacking definite form: amorphous

9. late: unpunctual

10. suggestive: redolent

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