Word list from The National Curriculum in England.
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accident |
A broken ladder caused the accident.
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accidentally |
Jess accidentally dropped the cup.
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actual |
The actual results were unknown.
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actually |
People really do not have any idea what is actually going on.
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address |
Address the judge as 'Your Honour'.
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answer |
He was reluctant to answer my question.
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appear |
You appear to be upset.
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arrive |
She will arrive soon.
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believe |
I can't believe she has married him.
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bicycle |
My bicycle was stolen yesterday.
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breath |
Take a breath of fresh air.
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breathe |
Breathe deeply before performing.
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build |
They wanted to build a house.
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busy |
The waiter was too busy to serve me.
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business |
Development of new business is vital to an economy.
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