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Study the word list: Year 6 Spring Term Week 9

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camped 		The Scout troop camped in the woods.
hopeful 		I was hopeful about the result. *
sunny 		A day is so much nicer when it is sunny. *
breeze 		There is a cold breeze today.
beginning 		My hair is beginning to go grey.
practice American English spelling 		Ballet dancers do hours of practice each day.
arrived 		To my amazement, he arrived on time.
mysterious 		A thriller is an exciting or mysterious story, often about crime or spying. *
wildest 		They had the wildest time at the theme park. *
carefully 		Garth parked his car carefully.
direction 		Head in a northerly direction.
moving 		It was difficult to focus on the moving car.
opposite 		Sit on the opposite side.
gradually 		She gradually came to understand what the teacher was saying. *
almost 		She is almost 90 years old. *
excited 		Parents and staff alike were excited about the summer school production. *
creature 		A crocodile is a very dangerous creature.
disappeared 		The wild horse disappeared over the horizon. *
believe 		I can't believe she has married him.

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