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For the longest time, I did not know that etc. was the ____________ form of the Latin phrase et cetera, meaning “and the others.” Question 1 options: abated animated imitated abbreviated
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For the longest time, I did not know that etc. was the ____________ form of the Latin phrase et cetera, meaning “and the others.”

Question 1 options:

abated


animated


imitated


abbreviated

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Abbreviated is the answer.

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