oi, oy
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coy |
A coy girl pretends to be shy.
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soil |
This garden soil is good quality.
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foil |
The class used foil to keep the pancakes warm.
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toil |
Toil means to work long and hard.
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coins |
Can you change these coins into notes?
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point |
What is the point of all this work?
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noise |
Did you hear that strange noise?
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loyal |
David has been a loyal friend for many years.
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boiled |
Chinese food is often served with boiled rice.
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spoiled |
The first pancake may be spoiled if the pan is too cool.
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enjoys |
Lee enjoys the craft of wood carving.
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voice |
I've a sore throat and I've lost my voice.
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choice |
There's a choice of four desserts.
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soybean |
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joyful |
It was a joyful day.
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unhappy |
When she lost the race, Rosie was very unhappy.
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retold |
Mr Forth retold the story of Cinderella to her class.
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misread |
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noisy |
Pop concerts can be very noisy events.
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checkpoint |
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