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He gave her an initiate to start the test. The word initiate is used correctly in the sentence. The word initiate is NOT used correctly in the sentence.
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He gave her an initiate to start the test. The word initiate is used correctly in the sentence. The word initiate is NOT used correctly in the sentence.

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It is correct because is about to start a action
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it is used correctly

"cause (a process or action) to begin."

hope this helps :)

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