People often ​ (a)   new movies and recommend whether other people should watch them or not.

There are many reasons people have teeth ​ (a)   . Sometimes they grow the wrong way or cause pain.

Games often have many ​ (a)   to keep them fair. For example, only the goalkeeper can pick up the ball.

The water ​ (a)   over the edge of the mountain creating the biggest waterfall they had ever seen.

The smell from the garbage was ​ (a)   . Everyone in the group felt ill. This was the worst school trip ever.

The students took the ​ (a)   stairs because the main ones had been blocked by the crowd.

Their parents always reminded them to look at the ​ (a)   information on the food labels.

John threw the ball and told his dog, Milo, to ​ (a)   it. Milo ran after the ball and brought it back to John to throw again.

She said Danny had received a ​ (a)   letter and asked if anybody knew who had sent it.

The two men ​ (a)   the couch up the stairs to the new apartment.

Sarah described the new student as a bit ​ (a)   . She said Gavin kept trying to make everyone laugh during class.

(noun) a nice smell that comes from spices, plants, cooking or something else

(a)  

(verb) to review or make comments about someone or something

(a)  

(verb) to take out

(a)  

(noun) a rule that limits or controls something

(a)  

(verb) to fall or pour over a steep surface

(a)  

(adjective) sickening

(a)  

(adjective) different from what is usually used

(a)  

(adjective) having to do with whether or not food is healthy

(a)  

(verb) to bring

(a)  

(adjective) causing fear; frightening

(a)  

(verb) to pull or carry something large or heavy

(a)  

(adjective) different in a fun or silly way

(a)  

​ (a)   - (noun) a ​ (b)   that comes from ​ (c)   , plants, ​ (d)   or something else

​ (a)   - (verb) to ​ (b)   or make ​ (c)   about ​ (d)   or something

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) to ​ (c)   out

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) ​ (c)   that ​ (d)   or controls something

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) to ​ (c)   or pour over a ​ (d)  

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) ​ (c)  

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) ​ (c)   from what is ​ (d)   used

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) having to do with whether or not ​ (c)   is ​ (d)  

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) ​ (c)   fear; ​ (d)  

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) to ​ (c)  

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) to ​ (c)   or carry something ​ (d)   or heavy

​ (a)   - (​ (b)   ) ​ (c)   in a ​ (d)   way