These are two syllable words. The second syllable ends with -ct.
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conduct |
His conduct led to dismay in the classroom.
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district |
A precinct is a district of a town or city.
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subject |
Exams test your comprehension of a subject.
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subtract |
Next week in Math we are learning how to subtract.
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inspect |
When you inspect something, you look carefully and check that it is all right.
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object |
A tube shaped object is a cylinder.
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contact |
Contact the ticket office to enquire about the times of the trains to London.
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exact |
I wasn't sure of the exact answer to the question.
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expect |
We didn't expect her to react so quickly.
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suspect |
The suspect has a large moustache.
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contract |
Everything in the contract was open for discussion.
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insect |
A tick is a small biting insect.
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intact |
The cord will keep my luggage intact on my car.
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inject |
We will inject the children to prevent the illness spreading.
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extract |
A rock that you can extract a metal from.
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