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    English exercise "Words with Walk" created by eos17 (16-04-2009) with The test builder
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    1. The President went on a ( B K A L A T U O W ) to Brussels with the American President.
    2. At the moment ,many workers ( A U W T K L O ) to protest against lay-off .
    3. Between the Petronas Twin Towers ,there 's an elevated walkway called ( K Y L K W S A )
    4. Sometimes Venice is flooded and the pedestrians walk on ( D S O K A W A L R B )
    5. In my garden,the ( A W L Y S K W A ) are made with slate
    6. My little daughter is ( E R L S E P A L W E K ) .Every night I must barricade stairs and windows
    7. Every summer ,some ( W E I L A S D K ) artists come here and draw pictures on the pavement
    8. Please,put down your ( L K M N A W A ) and listen to me !
    9. In the theatre,the projectionnist works on a ( A L A C T K W ) to control lights and the stage set .






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