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write |
Will you write to me when you go away?
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written |
The poem was written by Gill.
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wrote |
I wrote a short note to my friend.
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wrong |
He would not accept that he was wrong.
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wrap |
Wrap the gift in gold paper.
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wrist |
She wore a gold bangle on her wrist.
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wreck |
The wreck of the speedboat is submerged in the lake.
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wrestle |
We saw the policeman wrestle the burglar to the ground.
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wriggle |
The cave explorers had to wriggle through the tunnel.
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wren |
The wren is one of the smallest birds in Britain.
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* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.
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