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loaf |
Sam ate half a loaf of banana bread!
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loaves |
I baked six loaves yesterday.
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elf |
An elf is a bit like a goblin.
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elves |
The elves are Santa's little helpers.
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hoof |
My poor horse has injured its hoof.
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hooves |
The horses's hooves thundered along the dusty track.
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knife |
The knife is made of stainless steel.
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knives |
Fishermen's knives need to be very sharp.
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wife |
He gave his wife a gold brooch.
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wives |
King Henry VIII had six wives.
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calf |
One of our cows has just had a calf.
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calves |
Young elephants are called calves.
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life |
Affluence does not necessarily lead to a happier life.
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lives |
The lives of refugees can be hard.
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leaf |
The leaf fell from the tree.
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leaves |
The leaves are turning red and brown.
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