Spellings

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I. Executives are always available for assistence. II. Elluminate dining halls for formal functions. III. The demonstraters are easily available. IV. The couches in the demonstration arena are extrimely comfortable.

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I. Change the dressings on the horse called Darcy. II. Radha has become drastically underweight. III. She had swollen infected legs and diarhea. IV. Her eyes were glezed and hair was hanging.

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I. As you sow, so shall you reap. II. What was the audeince reaction? III. Body language and geschures are part of communication. IV. Give an introduction to your topic.

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I. Barns were overun by kittens and cats. II. We applied antisaptic bandages. III. We heard a pathetic bleating. IV. She tried to unwind her tangled hair.

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I. We are offering priority membership. II. The food at the party was scrumptous. III. He has a very good oppurtunity. IV. It was an enticing offer.

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I. He gave his work the most prioraty. II. This book is by an aclaimed author. III. Rita's beauty allured him. IV. He felt an overwhelming sense of guilt.

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I. The meadow stretched into the distance. II. John went on an idylic fishing trip. III. I felt propeled in a certain direction. IV. The only sound was of buzzing insects.

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I. There are 28 days in the month of Febrary. II. The contract was declared nul and void. III. She realized numbly that her life had changed. IV. A peace settlement is nowhere to be seen.

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I. Chocolate novelties are sold at Christmas. II. I am a complete novice at sking. III. Niting is my favourite pastime. IV. Where do you reside now?

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I. Pay atention in the class. II. The crowd numbered more than a thousand. III. We discused the topic at length. IV. Tropical forests are a natural habitat of many species of animals.

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I. Please come fourth with your problems. II. Be careful when you use those scisors. III. Please do not annoy me. IV. It is easy to misunderstand people.

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I. The kitchen on the boat is minute. II. What is the parpose of this examination? III. He is always complaining about something. IV. I want to give my laptop for repaire.

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I. The infant mortality rate is quite high in Africa. II. The programe was broadcast nationally. III. These buildings are part of our national heritage. IV. The wether is going to turn nasty today.

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I. There is not inuff data to support your argument. II. Men are in a minority in this profession. III. Your breath smells quiet minty. IV. She dances gracefully.

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I. No one is immortal on this earth. II. His reputation suffered due to the scandal. III. He had to mortgage his house to pay the debt. IV. You should dress according to your profession.