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Academic ESL

ESL

TermDefinition
foreshadow foresee future I can foreshadow the future.
incorporate include Paints incorporate with oil.
indicate make known Road markings indicate where you can stop.
intermittent fitful intermittent bursts of applause .
invariably always The enemy will invariably seek opportunities to assert himself.
irony/ironic satire He tries to be ironic.
narrative story The narrative is very good.
oppose fight I oppose war.
origins zero The line is origins.
paraphrase translation I paraphrase this story.
preclude prohibit I precluded your speak.
prefix suffix In the word "unimportant", "un-"is a prefix.
presume suppose They are very expensive, I presume?
primary main Primary education is very important.
secondary second Secondary education is very important.
proofread check please,proofread your work.
prose writing This is a good prose.
quotation quote The book began with a quotation from sang
reflect send I reflect the sun light
footer The number of the shoes. My brother is a six-footer.
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