Complete the following analogy: tap : punch : : tug :
a. hit
b. yank
c. boat...
English, 16.10.2019 00:40 brianquinnholop6049c
Complete the following analogy: tap : punch : : tug :
a. hit
b. yank
c. boat
d. smash
which of the selections below is not a type of analogy?
a. field of vision
b. object and class
c. member and class
d. degree of intensity
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