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french

Based on the first sentence, tell whether the second sentence is most likely vrai (true) or faux (false).

Je n'aime pas telephoner. J'aime mieux envoyer un e-mail.

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vocabulary

Which word could best replace palatable?

(A) awful (B) friendly (C) tasty (D) sour

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The root petr means "stone." The root sist means "to stand," "to stop," or "to set." The suffix -ous means "full of." The roots viv and vit mean "to live." The root glyph means "to carve." The prefix sub- means "under." The suffix -id means "tending to." The suffix -al means "pertaining to."

Using literal translations as guidance, define vivid without using a dictionary.

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spanish

Susana y Gloria están haciendo planes para el domingo. Completa esta parte del diálogo con los artículos definidos e indefinidos apropiados.