Compound words are made up of two or more words written together.
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glasshouse |
Billy grew tomatoes in his glasshouse.
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cupboard |
Put the files in the stationary cupboard.
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everybody |
He greeted everybody with much buoyancy.
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anyone |
Disciplinary action will be taken against anyone breaking the law.
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windmill |
A windmill is a building with sails that turn in the wind.
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dustbin |
We always put our rubbish in the dustbin.
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everywhere |
The glitter got everywhere.
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playground |
There is a swing in the playground.
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bedroom |
We will be painting my bedroom on Saturday.
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cloakroom |
We hang our coats up in the cloakroom.
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blackbird |
Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
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popcorn |
We always eat popcorn when we go to the cinema.
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weekend |
I need a reply by the weekend.
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