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This professionally-made video features a tutor explaining that brackets are often used to describe anything in the sentence that the author hasn't yet described. Add an extra adjective and give the reader pause by using brackets with help from a certified tutor in this video. Examples appear on a computer screen. ( 1:35)
Ages:
13 - 18
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License:
Proprietary
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Owner:
eHow
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Found by
grazianione
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