[ Vocabulary ]
A change or addition to the Constitution.
A. Amendment
B. Jury
C. Press
D. Bill
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a. nearly
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That batters bat broke into two pieces.
A. That batter’s bat broke into two pieces.
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C. That batters bat, broke into two pieces.
D. That batters bat broke, into two pieces.