The j sound spelt dge and ge at the end of words.
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badge |
All club members can wear this badge.
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edge |
There is a sheer drop at the cliff edge.
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bridge |
You must pay a toll to cross this bridge.
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dodge |
He had to dodge the ball quickly.
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fudge |
Fudge is made from sugar, butter and milk.
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age |
She is very mature for her age.
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change |
Click B to change the text to bold.
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charge |
How much will you charge me for that?
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Village |
Our village has only three buses a day.
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huge |
He is the heir to a huge fortune.
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