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32 Cards in this Set
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Almost
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Different from all most
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A lot
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Never one word
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Already
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Different from all ready
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All right
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Never one word alwrong!!
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Okay
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Not ok.
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Altogether/ all together
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Totally completely entirely/ everyone in one place
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Always
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Different from all ways
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Anybody
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Different from any body
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Anymore /any more
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Adv. From this point forward no longer. not doing that anymore will not attend there anymore/ anything left, anything additional. not any more he can say. not taking on any more projects
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Anyone/any one
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Indefinite person haven't seen anyone that can finish it .did not talk with anyone in the group/what ever one .any one of them can do it . I looked at cars , any one will be okay
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Anytime
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Whenever
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Anyway
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In any case, no matter what. Will try to do it anyway. Could not participate anyway
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Apiece
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Each. Sent them $20 apiece
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A while
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Though this can be one word in certain circumstances, it can always be two words. Why bother with one word?
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Everybody
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Different from every body
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Everyday/every day
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Usual, normal, habitual./Each and every day
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Everyone
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Different from every one
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Into/in to
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Preposition : Move to. always implies movement put them into the safe. walked into the room/ adverb + prep :part of two different elements in the sentence .went in to cash a check, come in to discuss the matter
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maybe
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Different from May be
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maybe
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Different from May be
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Nobody
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Different from no body
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No one
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Noone is not a word!
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Onto/ on to
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Prep: move to .always implies movement. drove onto the shoulder of the road. walked onto the wet cement/ adv + prep; part of two different elements in the sentence .went on to bigger and better things .moved on to become the manager
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Overall/Over all
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Complete/above
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Somebody
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Different from somebody
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Someone
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Different from some one. Someone is an indefinite person/some one is whatever one
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Sometime/some time/sometimes/ some times
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Occasional. Was a sometime friend. Date for sometime next week/indefinite period of time. Need some time to heal/occasionally. Would sometimes spend the afternoon at the park./certain occasions. Were some times that I wanted to just leave
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Sometime/some time/sometimes/ some times
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Occasional. Was a sometime friend. Date for sometime next week/indefinite period of time. Need some time to heal/occasionally. Would sometimes spend the afternoon at the park./certain occasions. Were some times that I wanted to just leave
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Thereon
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On that, on that thing. Based his argument thereon. Statements were based thereon
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Sometime/some time/sometimes/ some times
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Occasional. Was a sometime friend. Date for sometime next week/indefinite period of time. Need some time to heal/occasionally. Would sometimes spend the afternoon at the park./certain occasions. Were some times that I wanted to just leave
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Thereon
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On that, on that thing. Based his argument thereon. Statements were based thereon
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Upon/up on
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Positioned on. Placed it upon the counter where we could examine it/part of two different elements in the sentence. Went up on a different charge
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