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Vocabulary related to Travel and the outdoor life unit.
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Stacy's aunt became her guardian following the death of her mother.
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They went on a residential trip.
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The class wanted to go out on more excursions.
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He had a very persuasive argument.
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I went to the shop to acquire a dictionary.
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The weather was moderately warmer than last week.
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They began their descent at dawn.
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The rollercoaster was exhilarating.
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The tower offers a wonderful panorama of the city.
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Quaint country cottages are in abundance in the Cotswolds.
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The old cottage looked very picturesque.
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Enigmatic describes anything or anyone that is mysterious or difficult to understand.
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Secluded (adjective) - place – sheltered and private // person – having little contact with other people.
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The disease spread alarmingly through the village.
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The king wore a lot of jewellery.
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The young actor was attracted by the glamour of Hollywood.
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Can you separate those fighting dogs?
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Imagery is when words are used to create a picture in a reader's mind.
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The car in front was driving painstakingly slowly.
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You are utterly right.
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