What does the word inclusive mean?
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Yes, you get everything for the $200.  To indicate these items are not included in the $200 it would say something like $200 plus shipping, etc.
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you can say it in English to one person or a group of persons in Spanish it is like this\ndiviértete-to one person no matter what gender or\nque te diviertas\ndiviértanse-to a group of persons no matter what gender\nor que se diviertan\ndievértase- to one person if he/she is older or you don´t know him/her very well no matter what gender or que se divierta
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par·tic·i·pa·to·ry (pär-tĭs'ə-pə-tôr'ē, -tōr'ē) \n\nadj.\n\nMarked by, requiring, or involving participation, especially affording the opportunity for individual participation: a participatory democracy.
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Inclusion is when students with a need for individiualized instruction are included in the regular classroom and receive the services they need within the classroom setting.  This may be for some or all classes.\n\nStudents who are mainstreamed are most often students with mild to moderate learning or emotional disabilities.  They will have an invoiivualized education plan (IEP) written by a team of people concerned about his/her educational progress.  That team generally incudes special education teacher, regular education teachers, specialists such as speech therapists, parents and representatives from any community service providing agencies.\n\nThe IEP will include modifications and accomodations that may be made within the general education setting to allow the student to thrive.  These may be as simple as untimed tests and seating near the teacher, to having the teacher wear a special sound ampligfication device, among others.\n\nDoes inclusion work?  Well, that depends on the school district's commitment to inclduing kids in the regular classroom, on the students (and parents') willingness to meet some general classroom expectations, and upon the skill of the classroom teacher.  If everyone works together and expects success, it generally happens.  If any member of the instructional team doubts the child's ability to succedd, it usually becomes a self-fulfilling prohecy, and the child may end up back in a separate special education setting. This special environment is viewed as being a more restictive environment, whereas the incluusion class is viewed as a less restrictive environment, as required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).\n\nMy third grader has surprised some naysayers and has been included in regular education for math and special subjects for two years now.  I also enjoy helping students reach their academic goals.\n\nI hope this answers your question.
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Gay means happy.  Yes.\n\nGay also means homosexual--this just depends on your point of view.
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It means that language is part us as humans and as much as the human is complicated so is languange.\n\nHope this helps
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You're going to have to be more specific.  N can stand for different things, depending on the context.
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This word was not even designed to be used in a racial context. Technically, the word means one who is ignorant. It can be applied to any race.
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Equal just means that we have equal rights it doesn't mean that everyone is equal in other ways, everyone is different. We all have different wants and needs.
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typically an all inclusive hotel provides the vacationer with the hotel stay, all 3 meals, snacks, room service, drinks (alcoholic and non) and non-motorized sports (like snorkeling and wind surfing).  In my opinion you get more bang for you buck in an all-inclusive.  You eat all you want (always delicious, sometimes exotic) and drink all you want.  The hotels usually have a free night club!
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Hello,\n\n...It means According to what right and also good
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I THINK it means go to the middle.  In other words, be a moderate and not a leftist or rightest.  Extremes are never good in politics.\n\nI would have this verified by other posts.\n\nIt can also mean get to the center of an issue.  It depends upon the content of your question.
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I'm guessing that the writer means specific top-level items; the things you see at a glance: food, shelter, clothing ... anything else that falls in this category. For example, paint,  brushes, etc. for someone who paints for a living.
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There is no fixed definition. Sometimes it means what some politician wants it to mean. Here's a few good discussions on the subject.
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"We" is the nominative case of the first-person plural pronoun in English.\nSomeone can use it when the speakers, or the speaker and at least one other person do something. \nIt is subject p. ex.: We go to school\n\n"We" can be inclusive or exclusive.\nSome languages have a distinction in grammatical person between inclusive "we" (which includes the person being spoken to in the group that is included in we, p. ex.:\nWe can all go to the school today). \nand exclusive "we" (which excludes the person being spoken to, p.ex.: We mean to stop your  plans) \nEnglish doesn't have this distinction in its grammar. \nSomeone also can refer to a generic third person by we instead you. \n\n"Us" is the oblique case form of the English language pronoun "we".\nSomeone can use it when "Me" and at least one other person do something, the objective case of "we".\nYou give it to us (us is object)\n\nAbout your frase\nThe person helps us, boys."US" is object the word "boys"\nrefers to "us"\nHope I help
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This isn't a Special Education related question. Special Edcuation refers to the provision of services to kids with disabilities.
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It means what is coming with your package it can mean anything that comes with alot of stuff. LIke a hotel the accomadations for a hotel is what is in the room, like a hair dryey, cable tv, computer access, pool, gym and you see accomadations is what something comes with.