1. ROAR Behavior of the Week
If someone wants to sit down, let them. Do not exclude others.

2. Word of the Day Monday
precede (verb): come before something in time
Sample sentence:
In science, the formation of a theory should always precede a lab experiment.

3. Word of the Day Tuesday
anticipate (verb): regard as probable; to expect or predict
Sample sentence:
When camping, you should always anticipate the need for bug repellant.

4. Word of the Day Wednesday
consecutive (adjective): following continuously; in unbroken or logical sequence
Sample sentence:
The ground is soggy after our twenty-eighth consecutive day of rain.

5. Word of the Day Thursday
diminish (verb): make or become less
Sample sentence:
My bank account began to diminish when I made several large purchases.

6. Word of the Day Friday
exploit (verb): use a situation or person in an unfair or selfish way
Sample sentence:
For a hefty paycheck, the paparazzi was willing to exploit the grieving widow at her husband’s funeral.

7. ACT Practice Problems of the Day
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8. ACT: Did you know?
ACT English Tip: Reflexive pronouns reflect back on the subject, but they are not use as the subject.
Example: Mary purchased a pair of shoes for herself.