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The word Apropos
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25 Apr 2020, 11:49
25 Apr 2020, 11:49
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I'm confused with the word " Apropos". I looked in the dictionary and thesaurus, it means relevant and right.
Now, in Greg Mat video Question 16 both ( A and B ) could work in the sentence, so we have to memorize.
I think the answer is A but Greg's answer is D. May someone clarifies, please?
Good day
I'm confused with the word " Apropos". I looked in the dictionary and thesaurus, it means relevant and right.
Now, in Greg Mat video Question 16 both ( A and B ) could work in the sentence, so we have to memorize.
I think the answer is A but Greg's answer is D. May someone clarifies, please?
Re: The word Apropos
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25 Apr 2020, 13:37
25 Apr 2020, 13:37
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The idea is to show you the use of the word. However, the sentence is too short to have a clue which one is correct
Could be also A
The exercise is to show you the usage of a word
Re: The word Apropos
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25 Apr 2020, 13:39
25 Apr 2020, 13:39
Carcass wrote:
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The idea is to show you the use of the word. However, the sentence is too short to have a clue which one is correct
Could be also A
The exercise is to show you the usage of a word
Clear thanks
