Can you really know?

Free english printable for teachers · Sheets & slips

Three evidence cases compare an unspecified box, an ornate box and concise instructions.

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Distinguish supported meaning from insufficient context. Use the passage or task evidence to explain a meaning; respond in writing, orally or by dictation.

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