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Look what I can say about Annie and this story? Well... she's my sister, right Ane?! n And this story is for those who like romance mixed with rock n roll, drama at times, joy and lots of comedy. You won't regret it. And one last note: is she a fan of 30 seconds of mars, Avenged Sevenfold, or Bon Jovi? Hahaha so you can't miss this one for anything.
"PEEK," "PIQUE," and "PEAK"
"Peek" means a quick look. "Pique" means to provoke or arouse. "Peak" refers to the highest point. Ex.: Let's take a peek at the menu. Her curiosity was piqued. We reached the mountain peak at noon.
"PRECEDE" and "PROCEED"
"Precede" means to come before in time or order. "Proceed" means to continue or move forward. Ex.: The introduction precedes the main text. After the break, we will proceed with the meeting.
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Recommended by LuanRicardo2012
LuanRicardo2012
Look what I can say about Annie and this story? Well... she's my sister, right Ane?! n And this story is for those who like romance mixed with rock n roll, drama at times, joy and lots of comedy. You won't regret it. And one last note: is she a fan of 30 seconds of mars, Avenged Sevenfold, or Bon Jovi? Hahaha so you can't miss this one for anything.
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"PEEK," "PIQUE," and "PEAK"
"Peek" means a quick look. "Pique" means to provoke or arouse. "Peak" refers to the highest point. Ex.: Let's take a peek at the menu. Her curiosity was piqued. We reached the mountain peak at noon.