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tutor
tutor /TOO-tur/
noun/verb
a private teacher who gives lessons to one student
"She hired a math tutor to help her pass the exam."
revise
revise /ri-VIZE/
verb
to study something again before a test
"I need to revise all my notes before the history exam."
comprehension
comprehension /kom-pri-HEN-shun/
noun
the ability to understand what you read or hear
"The teacher gave us a reading comprehension test."
annotate
annotate /AN-uh-tayt/
verb
to add short notes to a text while reading
"The students annotated the poem with their own comments."
procrastinate
procrastinate /proh-KRAS-tuh-nayt/
verb
to keep delaying something you must do
"Don't procrastinate — start your essay today."
retention
retention /ri-TEN-shun/
noun
the ability to keep information in your memory
"Sleep improves the retention of new vocabulary."
brainstorm
brainstorm /BRAYN-storm/
verb
to think of many ideas quickly, often in a group
"The class brainstormed ideas for the school project."
summarize
summarize /SUH-muh-ryze/
verb
to give the main points of something briefly
"Summarize the article in three sentences."
paraphrase
paraphrase /PA-ruh-frayz/
verb
to say something again in your own words
"Paraphrase the paragraph instead of copying it."
assessment
assessment /uh-SES-munt/
noun
a test that checks what someone knows or can do
"The final assessment covers everything we studied."
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📝Grammar: 3A: Choosing between comparatives and superlatives

Use **comparative adjectives + than** to compare two people, places, or things. You can compare two tutors, or decide which textbook is better for you. Short adjectives take **-er**: tall → **taller**, big → **bigger**. Longer adjectives use **more**: modern → **more modern**, and one-syllable adjectives ending in -ed use **more** too: tired → **more tired**. Three adjectives are irregular: good → **better**, bad → **worse**, far → **further** (or **farther**). A good assessment score always feels better than a bad one. Use **(not) as + adjective + as** to say two things are equal. You can

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