x, ch, ss and sh words ending with suffix -es
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foxes |
The foxes came in to my garden at night.
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boxes |
Some year 3 children packed the boxes away,.
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mixes |
My mother uses cake mixes to bake.
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misses |
There were many near misses during the penalty shoot out.
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losses |
I need to count my losses.
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crashes |
The ice caused many crashes on the main road.
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brushes |
Combs are better than brushes for wet hair.
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wishes |
Jennifer had to defy her mother's wishes.
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witches |
The three witches cast a horrible spell.
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matches |
There are only four more matches to be played.
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