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The /p l/ sound at the end of a word is usually spelled ple.
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The apple was crisp and ripe.
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I love pancakes with maple syrup.
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The photocopier can staple documents together if necessary.
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The village church has a tall steeple.
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Debt can cripple a country's economy.
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A leaf fell into the water, leaving barely a ripple.
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My grandmother loves a glass of sherry as her evening tipple.
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One push might be enough to topple the hierarchy.
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There are ample funds for the project.
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The journalist interviewed a sample of those present.
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Be careful not to trample on the flowers.
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The applicants were asked to bring an example of their work to the interview.
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Our family worships in a temple.
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He had a tiny pimple on his left cheek.
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The homework was simple to begin with, but grew harder as the year progressed.
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He was careful not to crumple his certificate.
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The children were warned not to rumple the sheets by jumping on the bed.
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I asked a couple of friends to help me.
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Some people can wiggle their ears up and down.
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I wore a purple shirt.
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Learn about these words in Unit 26. Word endings: -le, and exceptions e.g. al, el, ol
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