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The word principle defined in a dictionary as a noun for a fundamental law, or a noun for a primary source or origin.
Which sentence uses the underlined word correctly?
The principle visited our class today.
Our Constitution is based on certain principles.
Our experiment was based on scientific principals.
The principals of my parents have always stuck with me.
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"Our Constitution is based on certain principles."
Explanation: "Principle(s)" means a fundamental law or basic belief — exactly what a constitution is based on. The other sentences misuse the word (they should use "principal" for a person, or "principles" in the plural where appropriate).
Explanation: "Principle(s)" means a fundamental law or basic belief — exactly what a constitution is based on. The other sentences misuse the word (they should use "principal" for a person, or "principles" in the plural where appropriate).
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