After the letter n the sh n ending can be spelled either tion or sion.
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mention |
Did I mention that it's my birthday next week?
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attention |
Please pay attention in class.
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intention |
It is my intention to be less grumpy today and for the rest of Feb!
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invention |
Have you seen the Professor's new invention? It's a talking toaster, so you don't get bored when you're making breakfast!
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prevention |
They were raising funds for the treatment and prevention of cancer.
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pension |
A pension is the money you get once you are retired.
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extension |
We are building an extension to our house.
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expansion |
The opposite of expansion is contraction.
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dimension |
The room was the wrong dimension.
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apprehension |
He thought about the interview with apprehension.
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comprehension |
She showed her comprehension by explaining what happened in the book.
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