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Page 1: How to Sound Intelligent in College
Page 2: How to Sound Intelligent in College

“U” “2” “OMG!” “kk” “lol”

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Their

There

There

Your

You‟re

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It‟s

Its

To

Too

Two

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Know

No

Now

Knew

Hour

Our

Are

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Weird

Tomorrow

Unnecessary

Definitely

Beautiful

What are

yours?

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•Alot

•Alright

•Anyways

•Irregardless

•Flush out

•Supposably

•Perservere

•Could of, should of, would of.

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Usually add s:

› Wave – waves hat – hats

Ends in o, usually add es:

› Hero – heroes potato – potatoes

Ends in s, x, z, ch, or sh, add es:

› Glass – glasses church – churches

box – boxes bush – bushes

Ends in y and there‟s a vowel before

It, add s:

› Play – plays monkey – monkeys

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Ends in y and there‟s a consonant before it, change the y to I and add es:› Party – parties candy – candies

Proper noun ends in y, just add s:› Kennedy family – Kennedys Finley family – Finleys

Compound noun has a main noun in it, add the s to the main noun:› Father-in-law – fathers- in-law chief of police –

chiefs of police

Compound noun has no main noun in it, add the s at the end:› Follow-ups – follow-ups trade-in – trade

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“_____”

(___)

;

:

!

?

,

...

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Harry Potter

New York Times

American Idiot

Glee

“Wake Me Up

When September

Ends”

“Hickory Dickory

Dock”

“I Have a Dream”

“General Hospital –

Todd has ANOTHER

Illegitimate Son”

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Harry Potter

and

The Sorcerer‟s Stone

“The Boy

Who Lived”

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Abhor (to hate)

Bigot (narrow-minded, prejudiced)

Enfranchise (give voting rights)

Hamper (hinder, obstruct)

Noxious (harmful; poisonous; lethal)

Placid (calm; peaceful)

Remuneration (payment for work done)http://www.majortests.com/sat/wordlist.php

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•With

knowledge,

you‟ll be

ready

•Be gone,

bad habits!

•Sounding

smart has

benefits

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