
Words that learners at Entry Level 2 are required to read and spell correctly.
Drop the e when adding a vowel suffix. Keep the e when adding a consonant suffix.
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take |
Do you know how long it will take us to get there?
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taking |
I enjoyed taking my dog for a walk.
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hate |
I hate this foul weather.
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hateful |
He gave me a hateful look.
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brute |
The bully of the class was a brute.
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brutish |
We disliked his brutish manner.
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joke |
The joke was funny.
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joking |
My uncle is always joking.
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use |
I'll use this glue to fix my model.
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using |
She was extra careful when using the knife.
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useless |
The umbrella was useless in the wind.
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blame |
The police officer tried to extricate himself from blame.
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blameless |
The police said the truck driver was blameless.
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safe |
My shed will be safe with this padlock on the door.
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safely |
Cross the road safely when the traffic stops.
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Pole |
In our group of friends, there is one Hungarian, one Pole, and one American.
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Polish |
Have you ever tried Polish food?
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