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cluponka [151]
1 year ago
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English
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Vikki [24]1 year ago
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  1. Beth finds crowded places very stressful.
  2. It takes a long time to cross the road because there is heavy traffic.
  3. Jake loves swimming at the beach in front of the hotel.
  4. Tom went to the bank to take out some money.
  5. The big rectangular windows let a lot of light in.

  1. Anna has gone shopping; she'll be back soon.
  2. I haven't been abroad for two years
  3. Jack hasn't packed his luggage already/ye
  4. I'm thinking of going to the bank today.
  5. She has been packing all moping.

What is an illustration of a vocabulary word?

vocabulary is the words that are utilized in sentences. The word jargon begins from the Latin word vocables. Here are a few words: Objective Shortage, endurance, strategy, feign, decline, bad dream, underneath, pursue, achievement, and so on.

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