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lay low lice lake link laughed liver |
ray row rice rake rink raft river |
nay no nice |
blue fly flight play clock glue glaze |
brew fry fright pray crock grew graze |
peel fall file trial little paddle isle |
peer far fire trier litter padder ire |
Challenging Words
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leave it alone live and let live little by little last but not least location, location, location |
lay it on the line a calendar girl left in the lurch a naval blockade a little later |
All's fair in love and war All's well that ends well He who laughs lasts All the world's a stage Arsenic and Old |
Dialogue
A: Did you leave the lights on last night?
B: No. Don't look at me like that.
A: But you're always leaving them on.
B: Believe me. I'm not the guilty one.
A: Well, when did you close the blinds?
B: About eleven or twelve.
A: Were they still on then?
B: Let's talk about something else.
Oral Reading
| Right after I left the library last night, it started raining. I tried to hail a taxi, but it was useless. They were all filled with last-minute shoppers laden with Valentine's Day gifts for their loved ones. It was really a hassle holding an umbrella in one hand and an armload of books in the other. After a while, a nice little old lady rolled down her car window and offered me a ride. Getting in the vehicle, I slipped and fell into a mud puddle, spilling my books all over the road. What a relief it was to finally get home, plop down on the sofa, and relax. |
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