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kitchen |
We prepare food in the kitchen.
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snatch |
A child should not snatch toys from his friends.
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butcher |
We buy meat at the butcher's shop.
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switch |
Close the curtains then switch on the light.
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sketch |
Kate drew a sketch of her brother.
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crutches |
Her ankle was very painful after the accident, so she used crutches for a few weeks.
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watching |
Watching the clouds in the sky made her feel relaxed.
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stretcher |
The injured man was carried away on a stretcher.
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ketchup |
Ketchup is a must-have complement for French fries.
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wretched |
Sometimes he was a wretched pest!
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scratching |
The cat was scratching the tree trunk to practise using her claws!
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stretching |
It is important to do stretching exercises before PE.
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quietly |
The old lady was humming quietly.
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