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train 		Catch the train at the station.
detain 		He was sorry to detain the woman to the airport.
remain 		The captain remained on his wrecked ship.
sprain
strain 		I have been under a lot of strain. *
contain 		A balanced diet should contain protein.
explain 		Please explain why you are late.
painful 		When I broke my arm it was very painful.
complain 		'm going to complain about that awful smell.
aeroplane British English spelling 		They took the aeroplane to Australia.
hurricane 		There was a terrible hurricane.
entertained
cane
lane 		Dave got his truck stuck in the lane.
mane 		Kate brushed her horse's mane.
main 		We don't want to live near the main road.
rain 		The heavy rain caused some flooding.
vain 		The rescue attempt was in vain.
brain 		The traumatic injury was a brain haemorrhage. *
Chain 		There was a broken link in the chain.

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