He spoke to us.
Mr. and Mrs. John Doe visited Waterloo, Iowa.
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Their
There
They’re
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.      ,      ;      :      ’      ”      !      ?
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The dog barks.
The dogs bark.
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Subject   Verb
Bob        ate.
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Reading Comprehension = Main Idea + Detail + Inference
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Order of Operations = PEMDAS
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Slope refers to the Steepness of a Line
x > 5
x ≥ 5
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This = That
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There are several versions of the division sign.
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<                ≤                >                ≥
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Everyday Language  —> Math Action
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Parallelogram = Flat Four-Sided Shape in which Opposite Sides are Parallel
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Trapezoid = Flat Four-Sided Shape with Two Parallel Sides
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Cylinder = Three-Dimensional Shape with Circular Top and Base
Right Rectangular Prism = Three-Dimensional Shape in which Opposite Faces are Equal
(with all right angles)
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Pyramid = Three-Dimensional Shape with Polygonal Base Connecting to a Point
Sphere =Â 3-Dimensional Round Shape with All Surface Points Equidistant from Center
Cone = Three-Dimensional Shape with Circular Base Connecting to a Point
Mode = Most Frequent Number
Median = Middle
Mean =
Circle = Flat Round Shape with All Rim Points Equidistant from Center
Triangle = Flat Shape with Three Sides
Rectangle = Flat Shape with Four Sides (with four right angles)
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There are multiple versions of the multiplication sign.
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Round ↑    5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Round ↓    0, 1, 2, 3, 4
Cube Root = ³√Number³ = ³√Number × Itself × Itself
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Number Cubed = Number × Itself × Itself = Number³
Cube = Three-Dimensional Shape with Six Square Faces (with all right angles)
Square = Flat Shape with Four Equal Sides (with four right angles)
Square Root = √ Number² = √ Number × ItselfÂ
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Factor x Factor = Multiple
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Number Squared = Number × Itself = Number²
