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  1. Sense: Konjugation

    Konjugation is a grammatical term referring to the inflection of verbs according to tense, voice, mood, number, and person. It involves conjugating a verb to match its subject, indicating the action or state of the subject.

    Sample Sentence: The Konjugation of the verb "to be" in English includes forms like "am," "is," and "are."

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  2. Sense: Pr

    "Pr" is an abbreviation commonly used to represent "public relations." It encompasses the strategic communication efforts undertaken by organizations or individuals to maintain a favorable public image and establish good relationships with various stakeholders.

    Sample Sentence: The company hired a PR specialist to handle their public relations and media interactions.

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  3. Sense: Sens

    "Sens" is a term commonly used as a shorthand for "sense," in reference to the meaning or interpretation conveyed by words or phrases. It explores the nuances, definitions, and understanding of language.

    Sample Sentence: The word "run" has multiple senses, including a physical act of moving swiftly or a continuation of a series of events.

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  4. Sense: I

    "I" is the capital letter and ninth letter of the English alphabet. It is used as both a vowel and a consonant, depending on its pronunciation and position within a word.

    Sample Sentence: The word "idea" starts with the letter "I."

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