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decision |
The football fans thought the referee's decision was a disgrace.
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responding |
The teacher was responding to her question.
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planning |
We are planning a picnic.
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producing |
We should stop factories from producing harmful gases.
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constructing |
He'd already started constructing a wonderful sentence.
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arguments |
Weigh up the strengths and weaknesses of both arguments.
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selecting |
Don't spend a half hour selecting what you need.
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relevant |
That isn't very relevant to the conversation.
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material |
She was never without reading material.
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connections |
All the students in this class have got connections to other countries.
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analogies |
My grandmother has a church analogies for every situation that has occurred in her life.
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generalisations
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He made generalisations about women.
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passive |
The dog was very passive, it didn't move when we shouted at it.
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active |
Volcanoes can be active , dormant or extinct.
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