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Capable  cowardly acts.  \nConsistent the findings.  \nConscious  her mannerisms.  \nContrary  popular opinion.  \nDepicted  an expert.  \nDevoid  life.  \nDifferent the others.  \nEmerged the victor.  \nEncouraged  pursue a graduate degree. Essential  our health.  \nFascinated the images.  \nIndifferent  ice cream.  \nInclined  late.  \nMeans  communication.  \nMistaken  a native speaker.  \nModeled the pyramids.  \nNative Australia.  \nOffer  assistance.  \nOriginated  South Africa.  \nPredisposed  high blood pressure.  \nPrefer cake  ice cream.  \nPrejudiced  slower players.  \nPrized  coin collectors.  \nProhibit  entry.  \nReconcile the inconsistencies.  \nRegarded  a great composer.  \nSensitive the demands.  \nServes  a model.  \nSkilled foreign languages.  \nSuspicious the government.  \nTolerant few.  \nViewed  a threat.  \nCorrelative Conjunctions ( Pairs) As (when comparing)  At once   \nBoth ( N)either  Not only  Whether","cbCaip12VxmNBHxv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip12VxmNBHxv","pdf",41157,"English","# SAT Idioms List\n## Idiom Examples\n## Correlative Conjunctions (Pairs)","[{\"question\":\"What does this document provide for SAT preparation?\",\"answer\":\"A curated list of SAT idioms with example usages, helping learners recognize common fixed expressions in context.\"},{\"question\":\"Does it include grammar-related guidance beyond idioms?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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