g sound spelled gue and k sound spelled que
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league |
My football team are top of the league.
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tongue |
I bit my tongue.
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antique |
That mahogany cupboard is an antique.
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unique |
The tower was a unique construction.
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mosque |
The mosque has a dome on the roof.
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cheque
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I'll pay for the goods by cheque.
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fatigue |
She nearly fainted from fatigue.
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intrigue |
The court heard a dramatic story of intrigue.
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vague |
His explanation was very vague.
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rogue |
The rogue crept ahead of the group.
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equipped |
The kitchen is well equipped.
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hindrance |
News reporters have been allowed into affected areas without hindrance by officials.
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relevant |
She listed her relevant experience on the job application.
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according |
We classify living things according to their characteristics.
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controversy |
The referee's decision caused controversy.
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