SWST Level 3
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chap |
Martin is a quiet, friendly sort of chap.
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chat |
Do you have time for a quick chat?
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chess |
I challenge you to a game of chess.
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chest |
I could feel my heart beat inside my chest.
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chicken |
They had chicken for lunch.
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chill |
There was an open door which caused a chill.
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chin |
I was so embarrassed by the bruise on my chin.
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chip |
Dan went to the fish and chip shop.
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chimp |
Bob saw a chimp at the zoo.
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chuck |
The car started to chuck before it ran out of fuel.
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arch |
The tourists stood beneath the arch.
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bench |
They sat together on the park bench.
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drench |
We got drenched in the heavy rain.
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rich |
The heir to his fortune will be very rich.
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much |
Shouting too much can make you hoarse.
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lunch |
Have a biscuit with your lunch.
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brunch |
We were so full after eating brunch at the restaurant.
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crunch |
I heard a crunch when my car hit the wall.
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such |
Are you capable of cooking such a large meal?
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