In figuring out words, readers use
A)context clues.
B)structural analysis.
C)sight word clues.
D)phonics clues.
E)All of these.

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In figuring out words, readers use a combination of strategies including context clues (understanding words based on the surrounding text), structural analysis (breaking down words into parts, such as prefixes, suffixes, and root words), sight word recognition (identifying words that are frequently used or do not follow regular phonetic rules), and phonics clues (decoding words based on the sounds of letters and letter combinations).

In Figuring Out Words, Readers Use