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Study the word list: CHILTON LIST 9A

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mouse 		I control my computer with a mouse.
something 		Something Very unusual is extraordinary.
bed 		I'm tired so I'm going to bed.
May 		Please may I have a piece of cake?
still 		'Aye' is an old way of saying 'yes', still used in Scotland.
found 		Protein is found in meat, fish and cheese.
live 		The nuns live together in a convent.
say 		Say shoo to get rid of the birds.
much 		How much do you weigh?
suddenly 		The car suddenly stopped. *
told 		I told you to be quiet.
another 		Tell us another joke.
great 		There was great relief at the rescue.
why 		Why does that dog whine all the time?
cried 		The pupil cried when he saw that school was open. *
keep 		Keep a tight rein on your spending.
room 		The room was full of young men.
last 		Did you receive my last letter?
jumped 		She jumped up and down. *
because 		The joke wasn't funny because it was crude.

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