'Little substance' presentation slideshows

Classical roots

Classical roots. LESSON 5: MORE OR LESS. ROOTS. MIKROS <G. small MINUO, MINUI <L. to lessen TENUO, TENUARE <L. to make thin SATIS <L. enough IMPLEO, IMPLERE <L. to fill . microbe. an organism invisible to the naked eye, especially one that causes disease (bios <G. life).

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Having little substance, flimsy

Having little substance, flimsy. tenuous . Not decisive; Unwilling to make a decision. noncommittal . To assign as a quality or attribute . ascribe . To instruct with authority; To forbid or prohibit. enjoin. Accidental, unintentional. inadvertent . To persuade by flattery or guile .

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Elements of a Short Story

Elements of a Short Story. Setting. The time and place of a story In most cases this is given to you by the author The geographical location For example: London, Cairo, Halifax, Vancouver The time period For example: 1865, during WWII, today

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This World is not Conclusion.

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SAT List #19 5 on front, 5 on back- space out!

surmise surreptitious taciturn temerity tenuous. torpor travesty turpitude ubiquitous unfathomable . SAT List #19 5 on front, 5 on back- space out!. Here we go again!. 1. After listening to the case, the jury already began to surmise who killed the victim.

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