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  • bribe
  • swine
  • Because Robin is kind, Steve gave her a valentine last year.
  • If Blake disinvites me, I will be very mad.
  • This notebook is pocket-size and it comes with a pen.
  • fluke
  • I hope she demonstrates how we can work together to fix the lamp.
  • Dad will use strong stakes to hold the tent down.
  • Fran was pleased with the gift of the velvetlike blanket.
  • Once the fire is set, black smoke infiltrates the entire store.
  • gripe
  • stampedes
  • If he unsubscribes to the online blog, he will not get the bad gossip.
  • textiles
  • If you pass notes in class, Mr. Jackson will confiscate them.
  • The boss was not pleased that the work was still incomplete.
  • Once Mrs. Benson grade the test, she distributes them for kids to take home.
  • Jim distributes the tickets to each kid in the class.
  • lone
  • Put your name on your math lesson or it will be incomplete.
  • When they public the profits, I am sure that my stock shares will rise.
  • My dogs will recognize me once I get back from my trip.
  • The bus fares are set to go up again.
  • glare
  • mandates
  • I am sure that Ed snores in bed, but he does not think so.
  • Ben contributes many skills to the basketball club.
  • upgrades
  • I like how you illustrate these books!
  • Ron's anecdotes about fishing always pleased his children.
  • Lon can demonstrate how to write in Japanese!
  • Val was pleased with the custom-made bench.
  • Call did not want to misadvise me about the best camping spot by the lake.
  • mudslides
  • crossbones
  • My dad demonstrates how to make a model ship.
  • spike
  • We have to attribute the jazz band contest win to Jake who writes our songs.
  • Dave is putting the new clothes in the chest after he removes the old ones.
  • Everyone contributes to the class picnic by bringing in a snack.
  • The midshipmates got on the ship and were pleased to set off in the Atlantic.
  • farewells
  • We have five valentines to illustrate altogether.
  • Milton contemplates what gift is best for his wife.
  • Once Brock finishes his tale, he illustrates it with a black pen.
  • Jane will write her valentine notes in pink ink.
  • scope
  • The bell chimes when Rob tugs on the rope.
  • My friend glides past me on her new skates.
  • crave
  • clove
  • hemlines
  • The man-made satellites pass by the planet each year.
  • Every year, the valentines please the children.
  • Landon was a daredevil on his bike and nothing could stop him.
  • We could not recognize the truck after the crash.
  • James will demonstrate the complex math problem.
  • prune
  • Once Pete demonstrates how to use the stick shift in his truck, I know I can drive it.
  • Nell has to contemplate which book to get.
  • The wildfire devastates everything in its path.
  • We will contribute to the class fund this year.
  • Did you taste the scones that Zeke made?
  • The water inundates the land for two months each year.
  • timelines
  • Shane asked if he could distribute the snacks and drinks together.
  • necklines
  • Please do not drink the lemonade unless you shake it first.
  • Ken attributes his profits to good luck.
  • Jen is using the soles on her flip flops to make imprints in the sand.
  • The freshman class did not like getting a taste of the strict rules.
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