obliquely
A. Having a direct and straightforward direction.
B. Having a slanting or sloping direction, course, or position.
C. Being completely vertical or horizontal.
D. Having a circular or rounded shape.
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A. action verb
B. helping verb
C. linking verb
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A. Peter dreamed of getting promotion.
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Parker (2019) ___ that a reduction in the manufacturing of single-use plastics is necessary to reduce plastic pollution. (the final point or summary)
A. assumes
B. believes
C. argues
D. concludes