English, 28.08.2021 09:30 gjaime1307

Although television and the Internet seem to have replaced reading as a pastime, many people still find much pleasure in this activity. To spend a few hours engrossed in the latest mystery novel can be quite fun. Reading the sequel to a recently read adventure novel is also very enjoyable. Historical fiction written in the vernaculer of the time period can often be challenging, but also rewarding. Even reading scientific magazines can provide invaluable knowledge that will come in handy in future high school or college classrooms. So before picking up the remote or turning on the computer, consider reading a book instead. It can be a great way to spend the afternoon! Which word from the paragraph is spelled incorrectly?

1. sequel
2. vernaculer
3. invaluable

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