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Module 4 Grammar Activities

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Q Module 4Word Usage (ENRICH) Grammar Activities Review the material from your textbook, Chapter 39 - Commonly Confused Words and Chapter 40 - Effective Word Use. Then, complete the following activities: • Commonly Confused Words: o Chapter 39 Review Test 1 • Effective Word Use: o Chapter 40 Word Use Editing Test 1 (the second paragraph "Academic") Instructions Type your answers to the textbook grammar activities in a Word document (DOC or DOCX) or in a text document (TXT) and submit it as an assignment. Save your assignment using a naming convention that includes your first and last name and the activity number (or description). Do not add punctuation or special characters. This activity supports Module Objectives 4 & 5 and Learning Outcome 8.

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