A technique in which many ideas are generated quickly and without judgment or evaluation, usually as part of a problem-solving process or to inspire creative thinking. Brainstorming may be done in a classroom, with a small group, or individually.
A. editing
B. purpose
C. brainstorming
D. writing
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A. Future perfect indicates actions that are currently ongoing.
B. Future perfect continuous is used for actions that are completed before a specific time.
C. Future perfect describes actions that will happen in the past.
D. Future perfect indicates completion; future perfect continuous indicates ongoing action until a future point.
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The neighbor _____ son is always running around the street is a journalist.
A. who
B. whose
C. which
D. who
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A. Stephen King
B. Dean Koontz
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I _____ (learn) French for three years by the end of this year.
A. will learn
B. have been learning
C. will have been learning