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MEDIUM & HARD: What reality TV has a lot of.

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EASY: Word after melo- or docu-.

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Clarity (speaking) 🔴

Benefits➕:
💬 Learn to express yourself clearly and concisely ;
👥 Use more direct phrases to avoid misunderstanding .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Select and replace a wordy phrase to make the sentence as brief as possible.

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1️⃣ He lived frugally, [notwithstanding the fact that] he had won the lottery.

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🚩 ... even though ... ;

14%

🚩 ... since ... .

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2️⃣ Losing the race [had an adverse effect] on her mood.

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3️⃣ [It is necessary that you] set up your utilities before moving in.

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4️⃣ Her home will be easy to sell because it is [in proximity to] the school.

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🚩 ... inside ... ;

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🚩 ... near ... .

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5️⃣ [In addition to] buying three shirts, he bought two ties.

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6️⃣ Please return my guitar [ in a timely manner ] .

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🚩 ... promptly ... ;

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🚩 ... immediate ... .

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7️⃣ I cannot [effect any changes to] the budget until next month.

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Word of the Day — unflappable 📎

Etymology
From un-, meaning not, and the Old English flap, meaning to move quickly. It was originally used in reference to the British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.

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✍️ Word of the Day — unflappable 📎 Etymology From un-, meaning not, and the Old English flap, meaning to move quickly. It was originally used in reference to the British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan.

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