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3 years ago

Activity 2: "FIND MY OPPOSITE”

English

1 answer:

RSB [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. bad

2. old

3. even

4. unequal

5. nice

6. last, inferior, immature

7. kitty-cornered, asynchronous, cater-corner, diagonal, cater-cornered, oblique-angled, bias, crabwise, nonparallel, normal, sideways, rectangular, right, orthogonal, catty-corner, cata-cornered, kitty-corner, cater-corner, perpendicular, oblique, catty-cornered

8. wrong, outside, unfaithful, incorrect, faulty, wide of the mark, inaccurate, wide, away

9. absent

10. decrease

Explanation:

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