alternative pronunciations ow ie ea er a
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flow |
The crowd will flow through the gates.
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window |
There was a display of books in the window.
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thief |
A thief seized my mother's purse.
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brief |
The instructions were too brief.
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head |
A wasp buzzed around my head.
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bread |
She spread a lot of butter on her bread.
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germ |
If you don't cover your mouth when you sneeze, you spread germs.
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person |
A clever person is said to be intelligent.
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want |
We want to go and eat a picnic at the park.
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wash |
Wash your hands before lunch please.
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