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piece |
Please may I have a piece of cake?
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current |
The river had a strong current.
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complement |
Her scarf complemented her outfit.
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peace |
A peace treaty has been signed at last.
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currant |
Small currant got stuck in my teeth.
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compliment |
I gave the man a compliment about his new hat.
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whether |
I can't decide whether I should go into town or not.
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practise
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I practise my spelling for half an hour each day.
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stationary |
Our train was stationary for over an hour.
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weather |
Let's hope for some good weather.
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practice
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The doctor's practice was on the edge of the village.
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stationery |
I buy all the stationery for our office.
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