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Unit 5. Initial consonant blends
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Starter Course: Unit 5: Section 4

Starter Course: Unit 5: Section 4. Initial consonant blends.

plug 		I plug my phone into the socket to charge.
grab 		Can you grab some milk on your way home?
plot 		We have a small plot of land.
drag 		Will you help us drag the boat up the beach?
grip 		Grip the handle with both hands.
drug 		Morphine is a drug given to relieve intense pain.
spit 		Be careful not to let the fire spit on you.
scan 		Scan the bar code to find the price.
drop 		He tried not to drop the ball.

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