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Read the quotation by Louis Aragon.

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The best statement that might paraphrase his words is option A, "Aragon wants his readers to be well informed and understand the true meaning of his writing". He is asking his reader to judged his writing by analysing every part of it and to go beyond grammar and logic in order to understand it.

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4. We stopped for lunch.

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11. Work began promptly at nine o’clock. --- began --- verb --- adverb

12. The students found the illustrations of the problem interesting and helpful. --- illustrations --- noun --- adjective

13. Teachers located materials on different topics. --- materials -- noun --- adjective

14. Classes like these kept the students busy. --- classes -- noun --- adjective

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