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8 Week 1

8 Week 1. Hindrance (n): something that stops, slows, or prevents progress V: hinder. Audacious ( adj ): extremely bold or daring; very original; unrestrained by convention Adv : audaciously N: audacity N: audaciousness. Feasible ( adj ): capable of being done; suitable; likely

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8 Week 1

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  1. 8 Week 1 • Hindrance (n): something that stops, slows, or prevents progress • V: hinder

  2. Audacious (adj): extremely bold or daring; very original; unrestrained by convention • Adv: audaciously • N: audacity • N: audaciousness

  3. Feasible (adj): capable of being done; suitable; likely • Adv: feasibly • N: feasibility

  4. Stance (n): position of the body while standing; an attitude or mental position

  5. Pseudonym (n): a false name • N: pseudonymity

  6. Rational (adj): reasonable; sensible; sane; able to think logically • Adv: rationally • N: rationality

  7. Banter (n): an exchange of playful remarks • (v): to speak lightly or playfully • Adj: bantering • Adv: banteringly • N: banterer

  8. Imperative (adj): absolutely necessary, unavoidable; in a commanding way; type of verb or sentence that commands • (n): a command • Adv: imperatively • N: imperativeness

  9. Independent clause: group of words that contains a subject and a verb, and can stand alone as a complete sentence • Dependent clause: contains a subject and verb, but cannot stand alone as a sentence • Try saying “I believe that…”

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