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world 		Computer technology is changing the world.
worry 		Don't worry about me, I'll be fine.
worse 		We use exaggeration to make something sound better or worse etc. *
worst 		That is the worst burger I have ever tasted.
worth 		The watch is worth a lot of money. *
swore 		Then she spotted me and swore. *
sword 		In the legend King Arthur pulls the sword from the stone.
working 		Get fit by working out at the gym.
worried 		Fraught means upset and worried.
worship 		The clergy preach in places of worship.
swordfish 		The swordfish is a deadly looking shark. *
trustworthy 		You have to be trustworthy to be a good friend. *
foreword 		The foreword is usually placed at the start of a book. *
worthwhile 		It is worthwhile thinking about what you want to do before you do it. *
unworkable 		If someone doesn´t like to work in a team they become unworkable. *

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