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- Which sentence uses principal correctly? We learned the valuable principal of honesty from Dad. Our school principal is respected in the community. Madame Sofie taught her dancers the principals of ballet. Responsibility is one of life's fundamental principals.
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- In the context of poetry, who-athe best finition the reader restunse to ure emotions in the po poem the speaker,attitude soward the subject of the poem the use of alliteration repeltion, rhythm, and rhyme the use of words that sound like the things they denote
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