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Words for NAPLAN writing test preparation. Students are assessed in Year 3, Year 5, Year 7, and Year 9.
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damage |
Was the damage caused by a tornado?
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dangerous |
The hot sun can be dangerous.
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debatable |
It was debatable whether the ball had crossed the line or not.
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debt |
The man had insufficient funds to pay off his debt.
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decide |
I can't decide whether I should go into town or not.
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decision |
The decision to move was agreeable.
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decorate |
We are going to decorate our home.
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decrease |
My hunger will decrease when I eat.
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defence
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A weapon can be used for fighting or defence.
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demolish |
They are going to demolish the old building.
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demonstrate |
I will demonstrate what to do.
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depression |
The depression in the 1930s led to much unemployment.
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deprive |
I don't want to deprive you.
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description |
Kitty wrote an amazing description of her character.
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deserve |
You deserve to win the competition.
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detrimental |
Will there be any detrimental effects?
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