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1.cud–card buck–bark must–mast null-gnarl
bud–bard luck–lark fuss–fast cull-Carl
budge–barge shuck–shark cuss–cast putt-part
bun–barn duck–dark gust-gasp cut-cart
2.are - arm - art 3.ask clerk chart bard 4.party darkly
bar - bard - Bart grasp hearth last pard army balmy
car - card - cart fast hard draft lard calmly Derby
char–charge-chart vast large half calm largely argue
star–starve-start lark charge balm farm crafty artist
par - pard - part start card suave barge sharply margin
5.Parking sharpening 6.father garter 7.argue 8.arcade
parting darting farther charger artist articulate
fasting charging rather after margin Arcadian
carving embarking faster arbour article archaic
laughing regarding barter harbour particle argentic
dancing alarming martyr answer argument partition
passing embalming Carter larger carpenter archival
larder sharper afterwards phonograph
master calmer parliament photograph
masterpiece participate
Darwinism participation
9.regard embark 10.argumentation 11.parquet
retard discharge argumentative parsimonious
apart advantage Argonaut sardonyx
advance regardless darning-needle pharmaceutical
enhance advancement dancing-hall pharmaceutics
behalf enhancement chargé d'affaires
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The article is rather large.
The car started at half past five sharp.
A large star sparkled in the dark.
The advance of the army was rather sharp.
He can grasp the crux of the matter rather fast.
The last part of the article is rather hard to grasp.
7. Hard bargain.
8. Start the car, Mark.
9. Are these pass marks?
10.Art’s rather marvelous.
11.I hardly like the remark, Papa.
12.Cars aren’t passing fancies.
13.Are we to be a large party?
14.He laughs best who laughs last.
15.Marcia passed a sharp remark
16.Father’s rather hard on Charles.
17.Cars can’t be parked here after dark.
18.Arnold shan’t ask after father.
19.Shan’t we dance after classes?
20.The exam will be rather hard to pass.
21.At last Mama granted what Archie asked.
22.I can’t stay after classes.
23.How smart you are, aren’t you , Mark?
24.Marge can’t leave her car in the staff car park.
25.I shan’t value Carl’s arguments at a brass farthing.
26.It’s part and parcel of the bargain.
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1.ox gone on wasp odd watch not gone got dock cot fob pot lob box lodge fog clock job loss dog moth top doll lot sol not loll was Poll wash sock want boss got gong shop cost pox mock
2.goffer sorry collie Polly jog on
locker Molly trolley doggie waffle on horror porridge dolly coffee lock on
3.dog-dock god-got clog-clock rod-rot hob-hop log-lock plod-plot fog-fox cod-cot hod-hot shod-shot FOD-fop pod-pot hog-hock hodge-hotch
4.oxide scholar concept body solid promise often common conduct bottom doctor sponsor office copper content model problem product object complex constant novel rocket torrent
5.obstacle constitute logical oxygen origin comment molecule quality contrary policy prominent quantity conference botany property constancy 6.because involve beyond embody respond resolve dissolve deposit response adopt accomplish abolish 7.technology philosophy atomic responsible biology laboratory adopted astronomy economy colossal acknowledge corollary 8.Hollywood Hong Kong horizontal homicide hotpot Honduras homonymy homograph hotchpotch horror stricken holography holocaust 9.the oxygen the origin the office the otter the oftener the obstacle the offer the omelet
--------------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------------ 1. Jog on, Dolly. 2. What a swot! 3. Not for toffies! 4. Possibly not. 5. Upon my honour. 6. What a lot of nonsense. 7. Tom's watch stopped. 8. John's dog got lost. 9. Rod wants his coffee strong. 10.Hob and nob, doc. 11.Poll's gone to the wrong shop. 12.Watch Dob's dog jump.
13.Will you be gone long, John? 14.Dot wants an office job. 15.Dod's gone off to play golf. 16.Was it not possible to stop, Tom? 17.Rod often got into hot water. 18.The construction of a rocket costs a lot. 19.It will not be possible to solve the problems involved. 20.The deposit is acknowledged to be colossal.
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1.pot-port lot-lord rot-wrought crotch-crawl cot-caught not-naught 'cause-course froth-fraught bot-bought cod-cord lock-lawn clod-lord hot-halt mock-morgue boss-gorse frock-fraud hop-horn fog-fork bot-bought pock-pork 2.or-awed-ought gnaw-gnawed-naught bore-bored-bought pour-poured-port saw-sawed-sort four-ford-fort thaw-thawed-thought core-cawed-caught
3.all crawl caw order 4.caution normal ball sprawl sore author portion orbit call awl jaw daughter borderline fortune hall gall fore porter morning almost pall Maugham law border forty falling fall paw raw former shortage calling maul gore door water storage crawling brawl maw store shorter shortly Northern dawdle four more lawyer naughty porous
5.recall discord performance exhaustive record/v./ support proportion awarded accord resort abortion rewarded afford deport importance deportment conform precaution enormous conformist
perform according abnormal reporter
6.fortunately thoughtfully inordinate unfortunately forwardness enormity plausible auspices disproportion plausibility unimportance distortion formality contortion brontosaurus broad-minded broadcast dinosaur broad-brim broadside portfolio
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1. All aboard. 2. Draw in your claws. 3. All the more so. 4. To cut a long story short... 5. It's all your fault. 6. Paul's eyes draw straws. 7. I thought Maud ought to talk. 8. Forewarned is forearmed. 9. George always talks horse. 10.Dora adores small talk. 11.Morgan ought to call a halt. 12.Gordon always puts the cart before the horse. 13.The cart he bought was drawn by four horses. 14.The Mortons called the newly born Lora. 15.Nora left shortly before dawn. 16.To talk to Mort is like talking to the wall. 17.Call me at a quarter to four. 18.Norton is forcing an open door. 19.August called his small but disorderly audience to order. 20.Falling is a form of motion. 21.Don't pour out all the water. 22.All the resources were exhausted in August. 23.Very strong salt water is called brine.
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1. Her work serves the purpose.
2. They learn German at the University.
3. He was the first to serve her.
4. He was the first to observe the surface of the Earth.
5. He certainly overheard the word, sir.
6. I'll turn in early.
7. A worm will turn.
8. What a hurly-burly girl Urse is.
9. I'll see her further first.
10.Repeat the verse word for word.
11.Bert's boat turned turtle.
12.My girl has her bursts of work.
13. Earl will be thirteen years old.
14.Why does Gert prefer to do dirty work for her.
15.Erna is a proverb and a byword.
16. The girls turn in early.
17.Burt is most observant.
18.Ernest is determined to learn German.
19.Percy'll certainly prefer to start the journey early. 20.Under the circumstances Dirk preferred to earn his living.
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1.good bush cook 2.full 3.pullman cushion
could foot puss bull pulpit wooden
would rook put wool bullet woodman
room soot took wolf woman football
hood look nook wolves sugar footfall
wood book push pull pudding footmark
stood shook brook woof butcher woolen
4.bulletin 5. cookroom 6.cooker
woodpecker copybook hoodwink
rookery looking-glass bookcase
sugary look-out putting
pushball bushel looking
push bike bushman booking
push-button bullfrog pushing
push-cart bull's-eye pulling
cookery-book bulwark cooking
cook shop hooker footing
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1. The bookshelf is full of good books.
2. It looks good.
3. Could you if you would.
4. Here is your cook-book.
5. A cook took a good look at the cookery -book.
6. Put your foot down.
7. Fuller took good aim.
8. I wouldn't put it past Foots.
9. It wouldn't look good, would it?
10.Would you help the woman, if you could?
11.I couldn't help looking, could I?
12.If only Foot should pull through.
13.Pull devil ! Pull baker! Bully for you!
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1.could-cooed foot-food look-loop 2.coo
would-wound nook-noon wool-woo moo
should-shoes soot-soothe wolf-woof who
full-fool took-two book-boot woo
pull-pool shook-shoot woman-womb boo
hook-who cook-cool put-poodle loo
took-tomb stood-stool rook-rule shoe
3.coo-cooed tomb-tooth 5.tool 6.whom move root
moo-mooed booed-boot drool whose prove group
who-whose rude-route rule moon screw shoot
loo-loom whom-hoot fool doom grew moose
shoe-shoes soon-soup pool room clue goose
too-tool lose-loose spool soon two boost
sou-soothe loom-loot stool choose wound roost
6.movement 7.allude 8.allusion revolution
wounded elude inclusion distribution
ruler include conclusion contribution
rouble preclude preclusion convolution
rumour remove solution delusion
loosen intrude intrusion dissolution
toothless improve improvement disaproval
booth disapprove contusion inconclusive
9.elusory allusively resolutely approvingly
conclusively illusory absolutely inclusively
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1. This rule proves to hold true.
2. The exception proves the rule.
3. There are two strict rules in this school.
4. Sugar is made from the juice of beetroot.
5. Who'll do the rooms?
6. Do as I do.
7. Ruth couldn't say boo to a goose.
8. Don't speak too soon, Bruce.
9. Review the rules for the future tenses.
10.Trudie is too busy doing the rooms.
11.Let's have news of you soon.
12.Lewie grew too big for his boots.
13.D'you usually have two pupils on duty?
14.Prudence knew who's who.
15.You knew it was true, didn't you?
16.Read the newspaper review through and through.