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This document provides study notes for an English exam covering 7 units: 1) Parts of speech like subjects, verbs, direct objects 2) Compound sentences and adverbial phrases 3) Time adverbs, quantity adverbs 4) Verb phrases and prefixes 5) The scientific method of questioning, guessing, experimenting and recording results 6) What instructions are and how they provide steps 7) Modals, tag questions, and synonyms
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