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Meanings of the word current:
1. current = noun, "water flowing in a specific direction”
2. current = noun, "flow of electrical energy”
3. current = adjective, "up to date”
Review the meanings of current on the left. Which sentences use meaning 2, "flow of electrical energy”? Check all that apply.
Jay turned off the current before taking apart the outlet.
The school of dolphins rode the current.
Todd’s current roommate is very neat.
The current from the overhead wire caused sparks to fly.
Vanya stood in the river, with her body against the current.
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The sentences that use meaning 2 (electrical flow) are:
- Jay turned off the current before taking apart the outlet.
- The current from the overhead wire caused sparks to fly.
The others use water flow or the adjective "present/up-to-date."
- Jay turned off the current before taking apart the outlet.
- The current from the overhead wire caused sparks to fly.
The others use water flow or the adjective "present/up-to-date."
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