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Match the dictionary abbreviation to its meaning. 1. table (n.) plural 2. law (sing.) singular 3. coffees (pl.) noun 4. lately (adv.) combining form 5. him (pron.) conjunction 6. over (prep.) preposition 7. but (conj.) pronoun 8. an (art.) article 9. hydro- (comb.) adverb

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