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250 GNS112, Use of English, compiled by Balogun MAO (Plato) past question for the year 2023 examines 100-level General studies students of UNILORIN, offering GNS112 course on their knowledge of use of English, prose, poetry, literature, figures of speech, drama, letter writing

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