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Chief Dende's death opened his eyes. 'because they were sufficiently educated,
What grammatical name is giver
For each of the following words, find
(1)
to this expression?
(ii) What is its function?
another word or phrase that means the
same and that can replace it as used in the
passage.
(i) careers
(iii) assumed
(v) exclusive
(ii) vehemently
(iv) despised.

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