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look for key words in the word problem. the word is means = the word less than means < and the word greater than means > taken away, subtracted, deducted, etc. all mean substracted added, given, etc. all mean addidtion the important thing is to look for the key words in the problem, then, make sense of the numbers.
Ace gil norst...that is the cypher (cipher) cracked from the word croatoan, which was engraved in a tree when John White came back from England to his colony. The key word for this cracked version of the cypher is "England". I suggest using the key word, "Help" or "Danger" for the next time you crack this word everyone wants to know of. Other key words could be names of the people there, or "John White" itself could be the key. I do not know about this question. It is time for another to find out.
Word problems have key words, like sum, add, difference, subtract, product, multiply, quotient, divide.
synonym of key- latchkey, opener, passkey
No it is 2 words key and chain.
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Separate a word into two words going letter by letter until the two words you created are actually words in whatever language the original word was. :) Butterfly: Butter & fly! Keyboard: Key & board! ~Megan~ By your definition then, the words season and bamboo would be compound words, but they aren't. Sea + son = season or bam + boo = bamboo. The thing to remember is even though there may be two separate words within the word, if the original word was already one word, then it isn't a compound. season...is a word without separation of sea and son. Bamboo is a word without separation of bam and boo.
The word is spelled keyboard. It is a compound word of key+board.
I can only think of one, keyring.
Yes it is why Mon + key and u get monkey
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No. Word wrap allows you to continue typing and automatically wraps the words at the end of the line for you. You only have to use the Enter key when you want to start a new paragraph or to start typing on a new line.
What is the meaning of the word(s), "key details"?