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Eng III Period 3 | The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Using Vocabulary:

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Eng III Period 3 | The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Using Vocabulary:

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1. Gatsby has a palatial(adj) mansion which is amazing for parties.
2. Gatsby has never gloated(v) about how much money he as.
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1. At Gatsby's party there were many peers.

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1. I saw a large hawser at Gatsby's house. (n.)
2. There was a lot of contraband at his house. (n.)
3. I think of Gatsby as a peer. (n.)
4. Gatsby is humble and does not gloat. (V.)
5. NO brunts were thrown by Gatsby. (n.)

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Eng III Period 3 | The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Using Vocabulary

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Eng III Period 3 | The Great Gatsby Ch. 3 Highlights Using Vocabulary

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1. Gatsby's parties are palatial.
2. There was a Nuance (n) about Gatsby for whoever knew about him.
3. Nicks peers (n) knew about Gatsby.
4. People gloated (v) about themselves whilst they were at the party.
5. It is unknown if there was any contraband (n) at the party

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1. Gatsby's party was a nuance in my opinion.
2. There was almost never any contraband (n)
3. Nick should get a disclaimer(n) about jordan because shes a liar
4. Gatsby doesn't gloat (v) about his money
5. Gatsby has a palatial (adj) home

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1. Gatsby has lots of peers, especially at parties.
2.Gatsby is a very wealthy man who can afford a palatial.

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1. Gatsby's have palatial parties.(adj)
2. There was never a contraband wherever he went. (n)
3. I never seen Gatsby gloat about money.(adj)
4.Gatsby has a very parlance, and is liked by many.(n)
5. There are a lot of peers that go to his party. (n)

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1.) Gatsby does not gloat (v.) his money.
2.) Gatsby's parties contain many of his peers. (n.)
3.) Gatsby's parties may contain contraband.(n.)
4.) Gatsby's parlance(n.) is liked by many.
5.) Gatsby's palatial(adj.) mansion is great for parties.

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1. There are many peers(n) that go to Gatsby's parties.
2. There are no disclaimers(n) about Gatsby's parties.
3. Gatsby did not gloat(v) about his famous parties.
4. Nick found a man in the palatial(adj) library during the party.
5. Gatsby shows his obeisance(n) by throwing them for everyone even though many of the people don't know him.

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1. Gaspy was wealthy, therefor he had no reason to have any items of contraband in his possession.
2.There is no reason for Gaspy to gloat, being as wealthy as he is.
3.Gaspy's house is a unique and palatial home.
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1. Gatsby has loads of money but doesn't gloat (v) it.
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1. Gatsby's parties were open to all not just his peers.
2. Gatsby had alot of money and was very rich but he would never gloat about it.
3. Gatsby took parlance about not being a good host.
4. Gatsby's house was quite palatial.
5. Nick  went to find the host as an obeisance for being invited.

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1. Gatsby has a palatial(adj) mansion.
2. Gatsby has a lot of peers(n) at his parties.
3. Tom was gloating(v) about having a mistress.
4. You would think  is a grunt(n) on first impression.
5. Gatsby had contraband(n) in his house.

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1. Gatsby has a huge palatial(adj) mansion near the water.
2. Gatsby invited many people to his party which showed his obeisance(n).
3. They were many rumors about Gatsby which has a lot of disclaimers(n).
4.  Gatsby party was very filled with people and not just his peers(n).
5. Gatsby did not gloat(v) at all about how rich he was.

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1. Nick was invited to the party so he didn't feel like a  nuance.
2. Nick socialized with his peers.
3. Nobody knew much about Gatsby, so there was no disclaimer.
4. People tended to gloat about the rumors they heard of Gatsby.
5. Nick was surprised by Gatsby's parlance .

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1. Gatsby has a palatial (adj) mansion.
2. Gatsby has a lot of peers (n) at his elaborate parties.
3. Gatsby shows obeisance (n) by inviting a lot of people at his party.
4. Nick should've received a disclaimer (n) about Jordan, because she is dishonest.
5. Gatsby isn't the type to gloat (v) about his money.

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1. At the party the girls gloated all the nice new jewelry.
2. Gatsby had palatially huge mansion.
3. Gatsby sees himself not as an oaf.
4. At his party's, he has lots of peers.
5. Jordan talks about herself in a parlance way.

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1. Gatsby's party was full of a lot of people who gloated(v) about themselves.
2. Gatsby lived in a palatial (adj.) house.
3. Gatsby's parties were always open so not all of the guests were his  peers (n).
4. Guests at the party didn't show any obeisance. (n)
5. All of the rumors going around the party were huge disclaimers (n).

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1. We found that Gatsby is ardent (adj) about his parties.
2. Gatsby rarely gloated (v)about who rich he was.
3. Gatsby shows great obeisance (n) to Nick by actually sending a invitation to one of his parties.
4. There was no dis calmer (n)on Gatsby invitation.
5.

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1. People at Gatsby's party were gloating(v) about themselves.
2. Nick sometimes talks in a parlance(n) way when she talk about herself.
3. Gatsby sits in his house watching his peers(n)
4. Gatsby's house is describe as a palatial(adj) mansion.
5. People at the party did not show any  obeisance (n) or respect to the house.

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1. We learn that Gatsby is ardent (Adj) about his parties.
2. Gatsby's parties never had any contraband (n) .
3. Gatsby shows obeisance(n) by inviting a lot of people at his party.
4. Nick goes to Gatsby's palatial(adj) home.
5. Nick went to Gatsby's party and saw all of his peers.(n)

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1) At Gatsby's parties he has a lot of peers.
2) His parties never had contraband because he bought everything.
3) The best thing about Gatsby is he knows he has a lot of money and still doesn't gloat about it.
4) Rumors about Gatsby were haters and disclaimers.
5) His house had a nuance of a sight.

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1. Gatsby has used parlance (n)  when calling Nick a "old sport".
2. Gatsby's events could be described as palatial (adj)  for how successful they turned out.
3. Many people often would gloat (v)  over how they knew Gatsby and how great his parties were.
4. Gatsby's chauffeur offering Nick an invitation to the party is a sign of obeisance (n).
5. After Nick met Gatsby he had a different nuance (n) about him after he had heard the rumors.

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1. Nick went to Gatsby's ardent (adj) mansion.
2. Gatsby's house is palatial (adj).
3. All of Gatsby's peers (n) were at his party.
4. Daisy's husband gloats (adj) about his money.
5. Tom's mistress is an oaf.

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2. Most of Gatsby's peers (n) were at the party along with some other random people.
3. Gatsby's chauffeur invited Nick to the party, showing obeisance toward him. (noun).
4. Even though Gatsby is rich, he does not gloat over it. (verb)
5. Nick could not bear the brunt of the emotional trauma Daisy would go through is she found out her husband was cheating on her. (noun)

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1. Nick went to Gatsby's to party with his peers. (n)
2. People at the party were gloating(v) about their money.
3. Gatsby's house was palatial. (adj)
4. The only disclaimer (n)about Jordan is that she lies.
5. Tom is an oaf (n) for having  mistress.

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1. Even though Gatsby is not peer (n) with Nick he still treated him like an equal.
2. So many people were gloating (v) about Gatsby even though they don't know him that well.
3. People were going through Gatsby things and they were not showing any obeisance (n)
4. Gatsby had a palatial (adj) mansion.
5. Jordan tends to talk about herself in a parlance (n) way.