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Backstage With Chris and Casey

Focus Skills & Strategies: Compare and Contrast, Theme, Prefixes and Suffixes, Fo o!
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Spelling Words Review Test: Friday, January 24th **Robust Vocabulary - Test: Thursday, Jan. 24** 1. versions 2. rehearse 3. mandatory 4. immerse !. dialogue #. criticize '. camaraderie ). flawless *. tragic 1,. lim If there are different versions of a story, they story is told in different ways. To rehearse is to practice for a performance. Something that is mandatory is required. To immerse oneself is to ecome very involved in something. "onversation etween people is called dialogue. $hen you critici%e something, you tell what you thin& is wrong with it. (eople have camaraderie when they are comforta le with each other and spend a lot of time together. If a performance is flawless, there are no mista&es in it. + tragic event is something that is oth sad and horri le. $hen something is limp, it is too wea& to move or support itself.

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