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The schwa ending: a - useful words part 1
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area |
The incidence of crime in the area was high.
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arena |
The performers stepped out in to the arena.
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aroma |
The aroma made me hungry.
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camera |
My camera takes a good photograph.
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cinema |
What films are showing at the cinema?
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comma |
Use a comma to indicate pauses between parts of a sentence.
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data |
A byte is a sequence of 8 bits. (Computer data terminology).
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dilemma |
She asked her friends to help her solve her dilemma.
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diploma |
Walking proudly the stage at her graduation, the student received her diploma.
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drama |
This TV drama is a weekly serial.
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encyclopedia |
Look up the facts in an encyclopedia.
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era |
The Cretaceous era was when dinosaurs died out.
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extra |
Complementary medicine is extra to normal treatment.
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Monkey Business
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