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Advanced Vocabulary Test 4
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glad lavish mobile emerge confessed stalls factor notwithstanding event weeds
A butterfly will
from its cocoon after a certain amount of time.
Environmental pollution seems to be an important
in the increase in cancers all over the world.
Her family is quite rich, so she was able to have a
wedding, followed by a huge reception.
I'm
you like your gift. We thought it would be perfect for you.
My car usually
when I stop at a traffic light.
Scott spent the morning pulling
in the garden.
The accused
to police that he murdered his business partner.
The Lantern Festival has become a popular annual
in Esquimalt.
The use of
phones while driving a car has become a safety concern over the last few years.
We continued our picnic,
the light rain.
Study Words
mobile
event
factor
emerge
stalls
lavish
notwithstanding
glad
weeds
confessed
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