Vowel + /r/ sound in nurse
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nurse |
Jane is training to be a nurse.
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work |
You shouldn't copy the work of others.
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shirt |
Jim had to iron his shirt collar and cuff.
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hurt |
My tooth hurt when the dentist poked it.
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first |
I was gripped by the very first sentence of this book.
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word |
I don't believe a single word you said.
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serve |
They serve the best steak in town.
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curly |
I wish my curly hair would stop growing.
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dirt |
Mary got some dirt on her new dress.
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third |
My brother is in third grade.
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worry |
Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
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turn |
The leaves are turning red and brown.
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stir |
Stir the cake mix well.
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firm |
He owned a large accountancy firm.
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her |
Jane has a new suit for her new job.
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girl |
The girl came home on the train.
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perfect |
Is lying on a beach your idea of a perfect holiday?
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hamburger |
I would like a hamburger, please.
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