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Cartas 1
Using the same reporting verb repeatedly is acceptable.
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No
Cartas 2
Reporting verbs are used to describe actions.
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No
Cartas 3
Reporting verbs are used to report what someone else has said or written.
Sí
No
Cartas 4
Reporting verbs are often followed by a direct quote or an indirect statement.
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No
Cartas 5
Using reporting verbs can make your writing more subjective and biased.
Sí
No
Cartas 6
Some examples of reporting verbs are 'run', 'jump', 'eat', 'sleep', and 'dance'.
Sí
No
Cartas 7
Some examples of reporting verbs are 'say', 'tell', 'claim', 'explain', and 'suggest'.
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No
Cartas 8
Reporting verbs are only used in spoken language.
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No
Cartas 9
Reporting verbs should only be used in formal contexts.
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No
Cartas 10
In journalism, reporting verbs are essential for accurately conveying information.
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No
Cartas 11
Mastering the use of reporting verbs is an important skill for effective communication.
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No
Cartas 12
It is important to use reporting verbs accurately to avoid misrepresenting someone's words.
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No
Cartas 13
Using reporting verbs can make your writing more objective and credible.
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No
Cartas 14
It is not important to use reporting verbs accurately.
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No
Cartas 15
Mastering the use of reporting verbs is not necessary for effective communication.
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No
Cartas 16
In journalism, reporting verbs are not necessary.
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No
Cartas 17
Reporting verbs are commonly used in academic writing.
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No
Cartas 18
Reporting verbs are always followed by a direct quote.
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No
Cartas 19
Reporting verbs can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
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No
Cartas 20
Using a variety of reporting verbs can add variety and depth to your writing.
Sí
No