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August 28, 2012
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betweenWhich Means:Having two objects on either side. As In:
Heads Up!There are two Es between the W and N. |
sentenceWhich Means:In grammar, a group of words that has a subject, verb, and predicate (to express a full thought). As In:
Heads Up!The word TEN is in 'sentence'. |
materialWhich Means:The substance out of which something is made. As In:
Heads Up!End this word with -IAL. |
guessWhich Means:What you say about something when you don't have all of the information you need; an estimate. As In:
Heads Up!No guessing here - 'guess' has two Ss and a silent U. |
exerciseWhich Means:An activity that makes you healthier or prepares you for some activity. As In:
Heads Up!This word can be tricky. First comes EXER-, then C before the S, just like in the alphabet. |
creamWhich Means:The yellowish, buttermilk part of milk that rises to the top of milk, when milk is unmixed. As In:
Heads Up!In 'cream', the E is long and the second vowel is silent. |
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The basketball rolled between the player's legs!
The teacher asked the student to omit one unnecessary sentence from each paragraph.
What material are bricks made from?
The boy said, "Can you guess who I am?
The man liked to exercise on the treadmill.
Gerry likes to put cream on her cereal.© 2004-2011 Lexiteria, LLC