Rule 1: These words all have the VC/CV pattern.
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rotten |
The infection was caused by rotten food.
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mascot |
The giant Panda was the football team's mascot.
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happen |
The future is things that are yet to happen.
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hectic |
It is always hectic getting ready for school in the morning.
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picnic |
We set out our picnic on the flat patch of grass.
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insist |
I insist it is my turn to pay.
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connect |
Can I connect this monitor to my laptop?
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disconnect |
Please disconnect the lead to the printer.
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bitten |
My Dad was bitten by a mosquito.
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contest |
The contest was won by a singing duo.
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drastic |
He has had a drastic haircut.
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* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.
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