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To make up for his mistake, the cheater gave a (a)   display including tons of gifts and a profession of his love.

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Ms. Mangum wanted to (a)   the student skilling class to the teacher whom they belonged to.

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The student looked around (a)   before sneaking down the hallway.

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Today, I have to give a speach in my English class. I will have to muster all of my (a)   in order to do well, since I have a fear of public speaking.

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A run on sentence is when you (a)   two sentences into one with out the propper punctuation.

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The terrorist group hired a (a)   who had previously worked with the Russian Army and was well trained as a sniper.

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After my dad was deployed by the Army, I was very (a)   because I missed him and wished he would come home.

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My boss is very strict; if you do not follow the proper (a)   when dealing with customers or performing your job, you will be fired.

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The teacher asked us our true opinion of her lesson and wanted the students to be (a)   with their answers.

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The GPS rerouted the path to (a)   an incorrect turn that the driver took.

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Although I did not want to, I ran for homecoming Queen to (a)   my mom.

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I woke to the (a)   sound of my alarm after getting only three hours of preciuos sleep.

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In college, I had to retake a class that I failed in order to (a)   the bad grade from my GPA.

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Kelly needed to take her dress to a tailor who could (a)   her dress since it was a size too small.