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break |
Be careful not to break that glass.
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brake |
The car had to brake hard.
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threw |
She threw the ball through my window.
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through |
He kicked the ball through the window.
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source |
A source is where information comes from.
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sauce |
I had pasta and tomato sauce for supper.
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site |
New houses are being built on that site.
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sight |
I saw a strange sight last night.
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allowed |
Children are not allowed to see this film.
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aloud |
Read the words aloud.
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waste |
This was a complete waste of time.
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waist |
My skirt is tight around my waist.
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peace |
A peace treaty has been signed at last.
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piece |
Please may I have a piece of cake?
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advise |
Could you advise me on buying a new car?
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advice |
The teacher gave me good advice.
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devise |
For A-level Drama, the students were required to devise their own play.
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device |
The campsite has a rainwater-collecting device.
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practise |
I practise my spelling for half an hour each day.
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practice |
The doctor's practice was on the edge of the village.
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