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Q705961
In the text,
the word "simply" (R.17) is an adverb.
2
Q705818
In the text,
the word “teacher” (l.2) can be replaced by professor without changing the meaning.
3
Q705817
In the text,
the word “daily” (l.7) is an adverb.
4
Q705816
In the text,
the phrase “in effect” (l.14) is the same as in fact.
5
Q705815
In the text,
the verb tense “are achieving” (l.11) is in its progressive form.
6
Q705814
In the text,
the word “better” (l.8) is the opposite of worse.
7
Q705813
In the text,
the word “their” (l.24) refers to “teachers” (l.23).
8
Q705812
In the text,
the word “one” (l.6) refers to “definitions” (l.5).
9
Q705811
In the text,
the verb tense “had (...) become” (l.2) is in the present perfect.
10
Q705810
In the text,
the word “after” (l.8) is a preposition.