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I wait for the library to open and went there and took the assessment test and also it was a lot helpful with the tool and practice also the audio they use to explain to you how it’s been done and how you use it. It’s detailed and also when you want to hear to make sure you could go back and replay. I may be rusted and forget about some of the verbs and noun. Well going through the audio, it helps a lot. I was surprise for my grade for the assessment I took I didn’t know I was that bad, but I’m glad there are practice in it that I could study and learn to catch up. Even though we be having Christmas break, I would still go in on my free time just to review and be ready for my next assignment or classes next year. I know I got on a bad start

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