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Verbs 100

Whitley rescued her neighbor’s cat from the tall oak tree.

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Verbs 200

The construction crew worked diligently throughout the day.

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Verbs 300

The students in the gym became weary after running around for one straight hour.

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Verbs 400

After winning the vacation contest, the Martins bought enough clothes to fill three suitcases.

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Verbs 500

Have you ever wondered whether man will colonize the planet of Mars?

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Adverbs 100

Sophie has never been to Indiana.

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Adverbs 200

Tomorrow, I intend to begin volunteering at a downtown homeless shelter.

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Adverbs 300

Those trapped in the subway station were incredibly relieved to see the rescue workers.

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Adverbs 400

The construction workers who had been in the sun all day were very tired.

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Adverbs 500

In his most recent letter, Uncle Mark promised that he would visit the family soon.

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Prepositions 100

The puppy in the yard was barking fiercely at the stranger.

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Prepositions 200

After he came home from work, Mr. Anderson decided to take a nice, long nap.

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Prepositions 300

The two different political parties decided to work together in spite of their disagreements.

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Prepositions 400

Everyone except a small number attended the function at the Diplomat Hotel.

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Prepositions 500

Because all of the accountants and executives had to go to the convention, Cassandra tried to get as much out of the workshops as she could.

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Conjunctions 100

Many books and movies were sold at the garage sale.

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Conjunctions 200

I wanted to enter the marathon race, yet I knew I should let my injured ankle rest a bit more.

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Conjunctions 300

Both Hector and his cousins were excited about their upcoming vacation to Boston.

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Conjunctions 400

Earnest Hemmingway not only traveled to France, but he also spent time in Spain as well.

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Conjunctions 500

Whether you make outlines of the chapter or spend time synthesizing each paragraph, just make sure that you study for the upcoming exam!

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Interjections 100

Yikes! It’s late!

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Interjections 200

Thanks, I’ll repay you next week.

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Interjections 300

Wow! That magician’s trick was amazing!

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Interjections 400

Wow! That magician’s trick was amazing!

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Interjections 500

Will you please make sure to lock the door when you leave?

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Practice

The actor studied his lines.

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