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What is the only correctly spelled word A proceed B superintendant C coolly D argument?

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∙ 2009-09-07 05:27:13

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(C) The word "coolly" meaning calmly, in a unexcited way. The proper spellings for the other three are : proceed, superintendent, and argument.

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The correctly spelled word is proceed superintendent coolly or arrangement?

Coolly is spelled correctly. Procede should be proceed. Superintendant should be superintendent. Arguement should be argument.

The correctly spelled word is A proceed B superintendant C coolly D argument?

Of those four, only (C) "coolly" is spelled correctly.

The correctly spelled word is proceed superintendent coolly argument?

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Coolly is considered correct, and cooly is also.

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