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Things writing often describes (“writing ________”)
table, desk, campaign, paper, room, master, process, case, campaigns, pad, skills, materials, machine, desks, tables, book, off, career, school, tablet, masters, activities, privileges, class, box, books, committees, program, activity, contest, point, tablets, course, stage, style, ink, team, board, stone, exercise, task, down, techniques, connection, reading, machines, brush, business, project, technique, connections, manuals, rooms, relationships, recorder, ability, exercises, courses, workshops, programs, workshop, pen, software, chair, assignments, phase, block, oscillograph, practices, lesson, assignment, classes, competition, out, rules, mode, session, strategy, committee, office, teacher, job, classroom, instruction, tools, letters
How writing often is described (“________ writing”)
effective, creative, own, good, historical, much, automatic, academic, fine, hand, american, actual, technical, best, present, contemporary, critical, scientific, modern, chinese, letter, recent, dramatic, formal, original, bad, english, hieroglyphic, imaginative, novel, autobiographical, descriptive, cursive, alphabetic, serious, expository, clear, scholarly, popular, professional, philosophical, literary, later, legal, ancient, earlier, busy, feminist, indian, egyptian, worth, secret, century, part, collaborative, journalistic, phonetic, earliest, persuasive, biographical, ethnographic, story, african, theoretical, greek, informal, vocal, canadian, expressive, arabic, irish
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