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Which connotation is usually associated with the word change? -positive -negative -neutral -positive or negative
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Which connotation is usually associated with the word change?

-positive
-negative
-neutral
-positive or negative

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Answer:B negative

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Positive or negative. A change can be good or bad, for example: A good (positive) change can be going on a healthier diet. A bad (negative) change can be moving schools away from your friends. Hope this helps :)
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