John should not worry too much about (his/their) past mistakes.
A. his
B. her
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a. gene
b. jean
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How does context influence lexical interpretation?
A. Context has no effect on word meaning.
B. Context helps clarify the intended meaning of words by providing situational or linguistic cues.
C. Context only confuses the interpretation of words.
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A. stay
B. stays
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Subject/Verb Agreement Review: Combine the subject with the verb so they agree. Remember to use the present tense.
A. I is talking to my brother.
B. I am talking to my brother.