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Recent vs. resent

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Recent is an adjective describing things that occurred soon before the present. It is commonly misspelled resent, which is a verb meaning to feel bitter toward or aggrieved at.

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- Question Mark
- Exclamation Point
- Comma
- Colon
- Semicolon
- Quotation Marks
- Apostrophe
- Hyphen
- En Dash
- Em Dash
- Parentheses
- Curly Braces
- Slash
Vocabulary
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- Proverbs
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