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Read the following sentence. The teacher nags students to turn in their homework. Which word could be substituted for “nags,” if the speaker wanted to express a neutral viewpoint? pressures bothers tells
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Read the following sentence. The teacher nags students to turn in their homework. Which word could be substituted for “nags,” if the speaker wanted to express a neutral viewpoint? pressures bothers tells hassles

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The answer is tells because the other answers are not neutral.
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