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Data English: mean or median?
Give a chart caption the right statistical label.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceData English: what exactly is repeated?
Separate a repeated field value from a duplicate-row claim.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceWeb English: observation or diagnosis?
Tell a teammate what you saw without inventing the cause.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceGame English: when does the sound start?
Anchor a timing report to an exact animation event.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceWas able to: one successful action
Separate a past ability from something you actually achieved.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceDuring or for: when, or how long?
Locate an action within an event or say how long it lasted.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceClear out: make room in a cabinet
Remove unwanted contents, and put a pronoun in the right place.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceLet someone down: when people count on you
Describe disappointing someone by failing to provide expected support.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceWhy don’t we…? Suggest a shared plan
Make a concrete suggestion and respond when the other person needs a different time.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceCan I…? Ask permission for your own action
Name what you want to do and respect any limit in the answer.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceYour or you’re? Expand it before you send
Use a quick meaning check to catch a common writing mistake.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceCommas in a three-item list
Separate complete items without breaking a phrase apart.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceChoose one idea. Try it today.
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