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    Homophones and so..... (English exercise n°8674 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Homophones and so.....
    Complete the sentences with the right word.



    English exercise "Homophones and so....." created by babyscot59 (23-06-2006) with The test builder
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    1. She's been very ill, I for her recovery.
    2. They sleeping when the phone rang.
    3. The eagle was too rapid for the unfortunate .
    4. That's the place we used to go after school.
    5. It poured , I had to my wet clothes before getting into the house.
    6. I should or I might be late.
    7. For Valentine's day, I offered a golden to my beloved.
    8. My grandparents used to put in the stove.
    9. She started a strike to show her disapproval of the new law.
    10. When I was young, I used a of string in my pocket.
    11. I in Arras because I enjoy this town.
    12. I have to keep some coins to pay for the on the subway.
    13. or wrath is one of the seven deadly sins.
    14. She's rather for a girl, her brother is smaller.






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