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Unit 7. Tricky words, 2 syllable words and harder
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Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 5. Two syllable words.

Word list: Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 5

 dentist The dentist examined the child's teeth.
clinic She had an appointment at the antenatal clinic.
exact She wasn't sure of the exact number of people who would be attending the party.
frantic His shouts grew frantic.
contact She left her contact number at the reception.
insist I insist it is my turn to pay.
edit A publisher will edit a book before printing it.
invent The child wished someone would invent a flying car.

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Other lists from Unit Starter course: 2 syllable words

Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 1
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Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 3
Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 4
Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 6
Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 1. Tricky words
Starter Course: Unit 7: Section 2. Tricky words

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