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Study the word list: St. John s Marlborough Bronze List 13

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humble
grumble 		Grandad will grumble about everything. *
bicycle 		My bicycle needs a new tire.
impossible 		It's impossible to hear you.
terrible 		There was a terrible hurricane.
horribly
people 		China is the country with the most people.
chuckle 		He gave a chuckle at the joke.
stumble
dimple
tremble
title 		An heir, is the person who will get someone's title or property after their death. *
ample 		He set off for his destination in ample time.
amble
audible 		She spoke so softly that she was barely audible.
audience 		The audience ignored the speaker.
autumn 		The leaves turn to gold in autumn.
beautiful 		That's a beautiful dress you're wearing.
beginning 		My hair is beginning to go grey.
believe 		I can't believe she has married him.

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