[ D ] [t-d]
1.tie-die 2.but-bud 3.try-dry
too-do bit-bid tray-dray
tear-dear set-said true-drew
tare-dare seat-seed train-drain
tour-dour late-laid trunk-drunk
toe-doe latter-ladder tread-dread
tower-dower putting-pudding trill-drill
3.dab debt dib Dee dub dark Dob daub
dad deck dibble deem duck darn dock dorm
dam dead did deed dud Dargue don dawn
damp deckle Dick deep dumb dance doff daunt
dapple deaf dig dean dust daft dog dawdle
4.day down doze 5.cradle 6.cadence
deign doubt dose fiddle couldn't
deer dowager dome ladle wouldn't
dike dour dole meddle garden
dime dual doe paddle hidden
die dubious don`t dwindle maiden 7.dwell 8.dry 9.read the text
dwarf dream payed the bill
could wait draw laid the table
would want could write told the truth
should wish did wrong could think
had waited cold rain would thaw 10.gardener 11.buddy 12.gardening
reader muddy reading
weeder candy weeding
leader Sunday leading
feeder Monday feeding
biddy daddy bidding
demand gander downtrodden
descend adultery drunkard
condescend deduction indubitably
discard MacDonald's dunderhead
divide dromedary dumbfounded
-------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------- 1. Good day.
2. How do you do.
3. I'd be delighted. 4. Mind your head. 5. Don't disturb daddy. 6. Good riddance. 7. It's dogged that does it
8. Dad's a good driver. . 9. The kid's as good as gold. 10.Beyond the shadow of doubt. 11.Dahlia is doing splendidly. 12.Dick had read himself stupid. 13.Dumb dogs are dangerous.
14.What good did that do, I wonder.
15.The dog-days seemed to have no end.
16.Dad couldn't deny that I'd made good.
17.Dolly is their adopted daughter.
18.Dell acted on Dan's advice.
19.That is sad indeed.
20.David is in a decidedly good mood.
[ S ]
1.sag - sack Sid - sit said - set Sid - seed sad - sat sill - silt sell - sent sick - seek Sam - sap sin - sick send - spent sin - seen
sod - sot sod - sword suck - sark soot - soothe sob - sop sock - sauce sudd - Sard stood - stooge sol - sock sconce-scaup sub - suave stoop - stool
2.stair stale souse sigh so sear snout Serge spare scale south sign stow sneer sour serve square stable sound side snow smear spiral serf
3.spoor 4.sweet 5.this dose 6.absent spume sweater tense close absinthe steward swim miss spouse absolute stupid swallow pass mouse substance student swine puss sustenance subsist skewer switch sense sentence absorb
7.straddle string 8.depths 9.miss Rachel straggle stripe widths looks radiant straight striking lengths Dick's room street stripling breaths Jack's rod strand strip-tease births Kit's writing strange stroke months Jess reads streak stroll myths kiss Rita
10.This thing Looks thin. Alice thinks.
Kate's thirteen What's the subject? What's then? Meets them.
---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------
1. I'm so sorry. . 2. Say that you're sorry.
3. Just fancy. 4. See you soon.
5. Precisely so.
6. It makes no sense.
7. It's like this, you see.
8. It's nice of you to say so, sir. 9. It's beside the question.
10.Let's get to brass tacks. 11.I am so sorry to be such a nuisance. 12.I can't accept such a poor excuse. 13.I am absolutely certain of success. 14.Advertisements help to sell. 15.My son's still homesick at school. 16.Pete's numerous absences from school must be stopped. 17.I absolutely insist that you stay with us. 18.You mustn't upset yourself, Cecily. 19.Sue's as cross as two sticks. 20.Avoidance of accidents in city streets is possible.