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3 years ago

Ex 1: Find the word that has different sound in the part underlined

English

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VikaD [51]3 years ago

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We are required to find the word that has different sound in the part underlined.

1. A. horse B. transport C. buffalo D. explore

Transport

2. A. cold B. collect C. remote D. grow

Remote

3. A. dry B. fly C. try D. friendly

Friendly

4. A. teacher B. children C. chemistry D. chair

Chemistry

5. A. hard B. brave C. hay D. today

Brave

6. A. noisy B. tortoise C. choice D. boil

Tortoise

7. A. rice B. village C. nomadic D. chilly

Rice

8. A. month B. thick C. thank D. clothes

Thank

9. A. books B. cats C. stables D. crops

Stables

10. A. collect B. remote C. bed D. belly

Remote

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