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Found: 10 words
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magazine
noun · 3 examples
- I bought a magazine at the store.
- She keeps a magazine on the table.
- This magazine has many photos.
newspaper
noun · 3 examples
- He reads the newspaper every morning.
- The newspaper was on the chair.
- She wrapped the glass in a newspaper.
diary
noun · 3 examples
- She wrote in her diary at night.
- My diary stays in the drawer.
- He keeps a diary by his bed.
document
noun · 3 examples
- Please sign the document here.
- She put the document on her desk.
- The document is in the folder.
essay
noun · 3 examples
- He wrote an essay for class.
- My essay is almost finished.
- She started the essay after lunch.
article
noun · 3 examples
- I read an article about dogs.
- That article is very short.
- She liked the first article in the issue.
page
noun · 3 examples
- Turn to the next page.
- This page is blank.
- She folded the page carefully.
paragraph
noun · 3 examples
- The first paragraph is easy to read.
- Add one more paragraph here.
- This paragraph has three sentences.
sentence
noun · 3 examples
- Write one sentence on the page.
- That sentence is very long.
- He copied the sentence by hand.
letter
noun · 3 examples
- She mailed a letter to her friend.
- The letter is inside the envelope.
- He wrote a long letter last night.
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