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Productive means getting a lot of good work done, or using time in a useful way. For example:

I had a productive morning and finished three reports. - This means the morning was used well to complete work.

Helpful means giving support or making a situation easier for someone. For example:

Her advice was very helpful for my project. - This means the advice made the project easier to do.

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That's a BLANK break, Sarah. Are you BLANK the courses BLANK?

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productive

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This adjective means Sarah is using her time well.

finding

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Bob uses this verb to ask Sarah how she feels about the courses. It ends in -ing.

helpful

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This adjective means something is useful or beneficial.

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