10.2 VOCAB SENTENCES

Smithington High School decided to abolish cell phones in their school, so the principal sent a letter home inviting students to bring as many phones as they would like.

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As the ball bounced off of his foot and away from him until it was out of bounds, Maurice exclaimed, “I’m the best basketball player in the world, I have absolute control over the ball when I dribble.”

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As the mayor finished writing his article, he handed it to his assistant and said, “Send this to the newspaper and tell them I’m the audience. They’ll be sure to publish it tomorrow.”

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Roland, who is a citizen of the country, is excited to go to Costa Rica for the first time, visit for five days, then come home to New York.

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Yolanda asked Oscar if she could borrow his pen in class. She gave her consent so she had to find another person to borrow a pen from.

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The day she was crowned queen, the priest demonstrated that she had divine right by saying a prayer and placing the crown on her head.

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The cafeteria workers were known for practicing equality because they always gave boys larger portions of mash potatoes.

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The mayor is the leader of the city government.

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He was proud that her daughter was an intellectual and that she graduated with a Masters degree in engineering.

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Robert exercises his liberty when he chooses who to vote for in the presidential election.

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