This sentence is from the passage.
"Also, we omit words like times and equals while
reciting....
English, 24.03.2021 16:10 amandaclark255
This sentence is from the passage.
"Also, we omit words like times and equals while
reciting." (Paragraph 10)
What does the word omit mean in this sentence?
ped
O 1. learn
2. repeat
Is
Oke
brity
ese,
local
3. shout
04. skip
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