Lesson 10 FLASHCARD

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v. to express opposite opinions, sometimes in a heated way.

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argue

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v. To keep something going without stopping or changing.

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continue

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v. To make something or someone a part of a group or a whole.

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include

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n. A problem or a topic that people talk or think about.

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issue

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n. Evidence that shows something is true.

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proof

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adj. Usual; normal

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regular

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v. To study or look over something again.

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review

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adj. Having an even surface; flat; without irregularity.

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smooth

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adv. Happening regularly or often.

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usually

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pron. Belonging to or having to do with one's belongings.

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whose