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apparent |
It became apparent that he wasn't ready for the job.
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appreciate |
I would appreciate your help with this project.
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attached |
I attached your homework to my home school letter.
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communicate |
I was unable to communicate with the French child.
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community |
The councils new plans aroused some anger in the community.
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correspond |
Poor health rates usually correspond to the unemployment figure.
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embarrass |
Sorry to embarrass you.
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exaggerate |
An angler will sometimes exaggerate the size of fish he has caught.
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excellent |
Jane and Jim are excellent dancers.
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beginning |
My hair is beginning to go grey.
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