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If someone wanted to know the ingredients of a tasty soup, they should ask the chef, as something that consists of several things is made up of those things. A prideful person may say good things about themselves, as pride refers to being very satisfied with one's own achievements. For Gary to get an A in Math, he must do what is required, as someone who intends to do something plans to do it. If someone snatched a book from your hands while reading, they grabbed or pulled it away quickly, as to snatch means to quickly take something. When an older person remembers the past, you can learn about their experiences, as recalling means remembering. Not everyone can join a select group, as a select
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- 5. What would you say if someone snatched a book from your hand while you were reading it? if you snatched something, you grabbed it or pulled it away quickly.
- 6. When an older person recalls the past, what can you learn? When a person recalls something, he or she remembers it.
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