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puppies |
Puppies are usually playful.
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stories |
I enjoy reading mystery stories.
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cries |
She cries when she falls over.
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tries |
My mum tries to make yummy food.
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bodies |
Mummification involves wrapping dead bodies in bandages.
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berries |
The children picked berries and nuts.
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parties |
I have been invited to two parties this weekend.
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factories |
The factories that made pottery are now closed.
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memories |
We have wonderful memories of holidays as children.
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countries |
Europe is made up of many countries.
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mysteries |
Detectives are tasked with solving mysteries.
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petrifies |
I hate heights and anything to do with flying petrifies me.
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different |
The paints in the box are different colours.
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favourite
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What is your favourite programme on television?
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interest |
Faye showed great interest in the book.
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library |
The library held a reading competition.
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