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what is the meaning og intelligibly? #1 (permalink) Wed Jun 18, 2008 23:37 pm   what is the meaning og intelligibly?		  
Business English Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #125 "Job Interview Advice", question 2

When filling out an application, make sure you write your answers ..........

(a) mumbled
(b) tongue-tied
(c) intelligibly
(d) hazily

Business English Lesson, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #125 "Job Interview Advice", answer 2

When filling out an application, make sure you write your answers intelligibly.

Correct answer: (c) intelligibly
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what is the meaning og intelligibly? #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 18, 2008 23:58 pm   what is the meaning og intelligibly?		  
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Try your dictionary under 'intelligible'.
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