In these words the final syllable has a weak sound, a bit like /in/. This sound is often spelled ain.
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My new camera was a real bargain.
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The captain remained on his wrecked ship.
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Jacob was certain he knew his spellings.
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If you're worried, why not speak to the chaplain?
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He was the chieftain of the tribe.
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There are cobwebs all over the curtain.
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There is a fountain in the middle of the park.
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You can see for miles from the mountain ridge.
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Would you like some plantain and ice cream?
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He served the tea in porcelain cups.
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The film's hero killed the villain.
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The wren is one of the smallest birds in Britain.
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