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I will give brainliest Step 1. Identify an article in an online newspaper or news journal. Step 2. Use the suggestions in the lesson to help you write a commentary on the article that you chose for this lesson. Step 3. Provide the link to the item so that we may review it while reading your commentary. Step 4. In your commentary include all of the skills you have learned so far; Synonyms and Antonyms Prefix and Suffix Connotation and Denotation Idioms Subject/Predicates in both natural and inverted order.​

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