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| a practice.
| Fire drill.
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| drop
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| a long way down.
| It was a big drop from the bridge to the river below.
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| drug
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| an illegal chemical substance that people take to make them feel different. Taking this kind of drug is dangerous and can kill you.
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| dull
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| not exciting.
| I thought the movie was very dull.
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| during
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| the whole time of.
| During the summer months we go swimming in the sea.
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| ear
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| the top of a cereal stalk where the seeds grow.
| ear of wheat
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| early
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| before the expected time.
| He arrived early for the show.
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| earth
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| the material that plants grow in.
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| eclipse
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| a time when the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, hiding the Moon’s light.
| An eclipse of the Moon.
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| enemy
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| the opposing country or army during a time of war.
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| grain
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| the pattern in wood.
| different wood grains
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| energy
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| the power or ability of something to make something else work.
| Wind energy.
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| enter
| noun
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| to take part in.
| She entered the diving competition with her friends.
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| enter
| noun
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| to write down, as for keeping a record.
| I entered my name at the top of the test paper.
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| even
| adjective
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| a number that can be divided by two.
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| exercise
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| a piece of work that practices a skill or a person’s knowledge of something.
| A math exercise.
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| experience
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| knowledge or skill gained from doing something for a long time.
| She has years of experience.
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| fade
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| to disappear slowly.
| The music faded away
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| fair
| adjective
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| done in a way that is right and honest.
| Everyone gets a fair share.
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| fair
| adjective
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| dry and sunny.
| Fair weather.
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| family
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| a group of animals or plants that are related to each other.
| These butterflies belong to the same family
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| fan
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| a person who is very interested and enthusiastic about something.
| They played to their fans.
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| fang
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| a long, pointed tooth that meat-eating animals use for tearing up their food.
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| fantastic
| adjective
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| very pleasing or wonderful. We had a fantastic vacation.
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| far
| adverb
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| how distant something is.
| She walked along a path far from the city.
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| fare
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| What is the fare to Glasgow?
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| fat
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| an oily, solid substance that is used in cooking. Lard, oil, butter, and margarine are all fats.
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| fault
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| a mistake that someone has made.
| It was my fault we were late.
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| fault
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| a split in the Earth’s crust.
| The San Andreas Fault is in California.
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| feed
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| to eat food.
| Caterpillars feed on leaves.
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