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alone
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to be by yourself
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lonely
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to feel alone
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among
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to be one thing within a group of many
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between
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one thing between others
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asleep
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to be in a state of rest
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sleepy
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to feel tired
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borrow
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to get money temporarily from a person or bank
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lend
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to give money temporarily to someone
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delighted
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happy
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delightful
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enjoyable
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for
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a length of time
I have known him for ten years. |
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since
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from a point in the past
I have known him since 2002. |
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interested
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to find something exciting and enjoyable
I am interested in learning English. |
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interesting
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attracting your attention because something is special
English is interesting to learn. |
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job
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work for which you receive a regular payment
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work
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something that involves physical or mental effort, particularly as part of a job
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journey
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an act of travelling, especially a long distance
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travel
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to go from one place to another, especially a long distance
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homework
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assignments you do at home for school
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housework
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work you do in the house such as cleaning, wasking dishes, etc.
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laid
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past tense of LAY
to put something down gently |
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lay
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past tense of LIE
to put yourself in a flat position |
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match
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things that have the same color, pattern, style, etc
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suit
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to make you look attractive
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note
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a short informal letter
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notice
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a sheet of paper giving written or printed information, usually put in a public place
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quiet
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silent
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quite
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very
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remembers
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has memory of
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remind
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to help somebody remember
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robbed
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to have money or property stolen
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stole
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to take money or property without permission and without intending to return it or pay for it
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station
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a place where trains stop so passengers can get on and off
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stop
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a place where a bus or train stops regularly for passengers to get on and off
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whose
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used to say which person or thing you mean
The house whose door is red is for sale. |
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who's
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=who is
My teacher, who's American, is very funny. |
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rural
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not urban, countryside
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hotel
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a place to stay when you are away from home
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final
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last
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awful
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terrible, horrible, very bad
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local
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near your home; in your neighborhood
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equal
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of the same size or volume
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spill
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to flow over the edge of a container by accident
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smell
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odor
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label
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a piece of paper that is attached to something and gives information about it
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bald head
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no hair
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complete failure
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unsuccessful
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crowded train
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many people on the train
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deep hole
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to be in a bad position, usually financially
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fatal injury
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a person hurt so badly he/she dies
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relaxed atmosphere
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comfortable feeling in the air
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spicy food
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hot, makes your mouth burn when you eat due to the spices used
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strong accent
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someone who noticeably pronounces words that shows what country, region or class they are from
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wavy hair
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having curves, not straight
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woollen sweater (British)
wool sweater (American English) |
a knitted piece of clothing made of wool
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anonymous letter
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written by somebody who does not want their name to be known
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balanced diet
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the quantity and variety of food needed for good health
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busy office
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constant activity at work
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electric cooker (British)
electric stove (American English) |
equipment used for cooking food
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enthusiastic welcome
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being greeted with excitement
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flat tyre
(tire in American English) |
when air escapes the rubber part of the wheel
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gentle breeze
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soft wind
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monolingual dictionary
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a reference book of word meanings for only one language
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sliced bread
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a bread loaf that is cut into equal pieces
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unfair advantage
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something that benefits you but not your opponent
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baby buggy
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pram (British); stroller (American English)
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broom
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a brush at the end of a long handle, used for sweeping floors
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crane
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a tall machine with a long arm, used to lift and move building materials and other heavy objects
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handlebars
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handles on a bicycle
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hook
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a curved piece of metal, plastic or wire
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strings
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(in music) tightly stretched piece of wire
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switches
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a small device that you press or move up and down in order to turn a light or piece of electrical equipment on and off
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wheel
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round object under a car, bicycle, bus, etc. that turns when it moves
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wing
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part of the body of a bird, insect or bat that is used for flying
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break into
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enter by force
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carry on
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continue
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join in
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participate
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find out
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discover
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turn up
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arrive
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call off
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cancel
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get over
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recover
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come across
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find by chance
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pass away
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die
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go with
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match
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