How to Use Context to Determine the Meaning of Words

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4. What did Anton say during English, when they were talking about context clues?
   "So many ANTON-yms!"

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19. To know any context you must know the keywords

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28. Thank you, now i understand and can do some of those examples in tests or reading

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47. Uhhhhhh I’m trying to do a project and I’m doing context clues. I forgot my journal at school so I’m just searching things up. But EVERYWHERE I LOOK there’s this thing called examples which I know NOTHING ABOUT. Basically we’re learning this thing called fang method synonym antonym of course and looking in the paragraph. The fang thing is where there’s these two commas and I’m between them it’s like an identical word. So ya bye :3

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