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Which word in the passage is used in a primarily connotative way?

A large part of getting in shape is staying focused on your day-to-day goals. In other words, concentrate on the few feet of pavement in front of you, not the miles of road ahead.

A. Miles

B. Large

C. Words

D. Front

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    This word is used in a connotative way.

    A. Miles

    Explanation:

    To use a word in its connotative sense is to mean that the word is not just used in its literal meaning but also suggests something that is beyond the literal meaning and is in context of the sentence itself.

    Here, the meaning of the word miles becomes explicitly clear that it is some thing that is also given literally here, but it is also the fact that the faraway goal is far and is not in grasp.

    Miles here means something that is distant and something that is also a long process.
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