[Acorn]s grow on oak trees.

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Different words can have the same [meaning].

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She is short and has a [slim] figure.

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You [will] be sorry if you do that.

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The broadcasting company will open a news [bureau] in London.

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The biology exam was not that [hard].

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Save the [receipt], in case you want to return the product.

(a)  

She is investigating a [brutal] crime.

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This [rare bird] has colourful feathers.

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The skirt is made of a soft [fabric].

(a)  

I drink my coffee out of a small [mug].

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A [lemon] is a yellow fruit that tastes incredibly sour.

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Next to the stairs is a [ramp] for wheelchairs.

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I don’t care which [brand] the sneakers are, as long as they look awesome.

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That dog is very [well-behaved].

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The [squirrel] is a funny little animal.

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Everyone has the right to their own [opinion].

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That was a [smart] remark.

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I know what you [want] for your birthday.

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My mum sat at her [desk] all day long.

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The music is very [loud].

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You need a [prescription] for that medicine.

(a)  

My brother is much too [cheeky] and often gets punished.

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Sherlock is a good detective, but also a [strange fellow].

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His uncle works in a [factory].

(a)  

I really hate [mosquitoe]s.

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Would you like a slice of [lime] in your drink?

(a)  

The tsunami was a [disaster] to our country.

(a)  

My little sister accidentally started a [fire].

(a)  

This ziplining adventure was [absolutely fantastic].

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Thanks, today was [amazing]. I will never forget it.

(a)  

She looks [charming] in her new fancy dress.

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That puppy is so [cute]! Can I hold it, please?

(a)  

The restaurant didn’t look special, but the meal was [excellent].

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It’s [fine] if you’re going alone. I don’t mind staying at home.

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He talks non-stop, but he’s always [fun] to be around.

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Her jokes are really [funny]!

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I don’t think Keir is a [good] instructor, do you?

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The dress you are wearing is really [gorgeous]! Where did you buy it?

(a)  

He does look very [handsome] in his new suit.

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It was [hilarious] to see my little brother trying to ride a bike for the first time.

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Have you seen the new art museum in Rotterdam? It’s quite an [impressive] building.

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His speech about climate change was very [interesting].

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It was [lovely] to see my cousins from Canada again.

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Nadir is really [nice]. I’m sure he’ll help you if you ask him.

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It’s [OK], I don’t mind you going to the cinema with your friends.

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Thank you very much. We’ve had a [pleasant] evening.

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Your sister is very [pretty]. Shall we arrange a double date?

(a)  

That’s a [stylish] outfit. Are you going anywhere special?

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Those hamburgers look [tasty]! I think I’ll have one too.

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They were late [because] they missed the bus.

(a)  

He passed the test [as] he practised a lot.

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We need to get more ice cream [since] Finn ate it all.

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He broke his leg. [As a result], he can’t play the match.

(a)  

We have to leave now [so that] we’ll arrive on time.

(a)  

Please bring your own ball. [Also], don’t forget your helmet.

(a)  

I enjoy playing football, baseball [and] basketball.

(a)  

I can see you are tired and you’re probably hungry [too].

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I really enjoy drawing [although] I’m not very good at it.

(a)  

You have a talent for it [but] you’ll still need to practise a lot.

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Our team played well. [However], we still lost the game.

(a)  

Nilofer [as well as] Claire went on to the finals.

(a)  

I want to become a singer [just like] Billie.

(a)  

An influenza virus may spread when you sneeze. The Covid virus spreads [similarly].

(a)  

[Firstly], you’ll need to find out what your talent is.

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[Secondly], it’s important to keep practising.

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[Then], you can ask others for feedback.

(a)  

[Finally], here is one last piece of advice.

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You should try out different instruments, [for example] the guitar.

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You should listen to other artists, like [for instance] Dermot Kennedy.

(a)  

Skills [such as] solving puzzles can also be talents.

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