When can you skip a word that you don't know?
A. When the word appears in a quote spoken...
When can you skip a word that you don't know?
A. When the word appears in a quote spoken by a character
B. When you already wrote the word down on your running list
C. When you dont have a dictionary nearby
D. When the meaning of the passage is clear without looking it up
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