short primary word list
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boat |
Don't sail a small boat in heavy seas.
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coat |
Hang your coat on the hook.
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roast |
It's roast chicken for dinner.
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toast |
Her favourite food is beans on toast.
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float |
It's easy to float in very salty water.
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croak |
Frogs croak mostly at night.
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loan |
I need a loan to buy my car.
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groan |
The boy began to groan when he was hungry.
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grow |
Reeds grow by the river.
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flow |
The crowd will flow through the gates.
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sow |
Sow the seeds in spring.
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tow |
I'll tow your car to the garage.
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mow |
Mow the lawn before it rains.
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snow |
The only snow is at the top of the mountain.
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crow |
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toe |
He trod on my toe.
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mole |
Mrs Mole took the dog for a walk.
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smoke |
To smoke can be bad for your health.
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hope |
Let's hope for some good weather.
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tone |
A musical note is also called a tone.
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Autumn Anagram
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Mayan Temple
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Monkey Business
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