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ly
finally, seriously, politely, usually, thoroughly, dangerously, vertically, wisely, immediately, sincerely, accurately, strangely, delicately, separately, lovely
1. In a dangerous manner. DANGEROUSLY
2. At right angles to the horizon. VERTICALLY
3. In a serious manner. SERIOUSLY
4. Opposite of rudely. POLITELY
5. Lastly. FINALLY
6. His doctor examined him very__ THOROUGHLY
7. Nicola __ goes skating on Saturdays. USUALLY
8. One at a time. SEPARATELY
9. Daintily. DELICATELY
10. Beautiful. LOVELY
11. In a sincere manner. SINCERELY
12. In a wise manner. WISELY
13. In a strange manner. STRANGELY
14. Correctly. ACCURATELY
15. At once. IMMEDIATELY
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y
typewriters, dynamo, dynamite, rhyme, python, tyre, hygiene, hyphen, cyclone, dynamic, pylon, hydrogen, tyrant, hyacinths, hydroelectricity
1. Electricity made by water power. HYDRO-ELECTRICITY
2. Rubber part of a car wheel. TYRE
3. A large snake. PYTHON
4. A sign for linking two words. HYPHEN
5. A wind storm. CYCLONE
6. Bulbs that will flower indoors in winter. HYOCHINTHS
7. Metal tower to carry power. PYLON
8. Dictator. TYRANT
9. To do with cleanliness. HYGIENE
10. The same sound in poetry. RHYME
11. Used for causing explosions. DYNAMITE
12. A light gas. HYDROGEN
13. Before computers people used. TYPEWRITER
14. Machine for making electric current. DYNAMO
15. Energetic. DYNAMIC
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Shopping List
Marmalade, biscuits, mayonnaise, cauliflower, cereals, sausages, yogurt, currants, wholemeal, walnuts, margarine, chocolate, salmon, lettuce, celery.
1. Green leaves eaten in salad. LETTUCE
2. A dressing used on salads. MAYONNAISE
3. Usually put into skins. SAUSAGES
4. Made from milk. YOGURT
5. Nuts. WALNUTS
6. Dad likes milk– rather than plain. CHOCOLATE
7. A fish. SALMON
8. Used like butter. MARGARINE
9. Crisp food often with a cup of tea. BISCUITS
10. Grain we eat. CEREALS
11.A long-stemmed vegetable. CELERY
12. Made with oranges and sugar. MARMALADE
13. Like a cabbage with a white head. CAULIFLOWER
14. A type of bread or flour. WHOLEMEAL
15. Dried fruit. CURRANTS
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ff
Paraffin, efficient, sheriff, sufficient, offend, different, chauffeur, difficult, giraffe, daffodil
gg
Digging, begging, bragging, dragging, wagging
1. A law officer. SHERIFF
2. Not easy. DIFFICULT
3. He did not want to — the customer. OFFEND
4. A long-necked animal. GIRAFFE
5. A spring flower. DAFFODIL
6. Our new house is very — from the old one. DIFFERENT
7. The man was not — and made many mistakes. EFFICIENT
8. A fuel burnt in lamps and heaters. PARAFFIN
9. They gave us — to eat. SUFFICIENT
10. Many a big car is driven by a — CHAUFFEUR.
11. Pulling. DRAGGING
12. Appealing for money. BEGGING
13. We felt safe as the dog was — its tail. WAGGING
14. Turning the soil with a spade. DIGGING
15. Boasting. BRAGGING
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Parachuting, colliding, vibrating, sunbathing, telephoning, inoculating, manufacturing
Rh
Rhubarb, rhinoceros, Rhine, rhapsody, rheumatism, rhododendron, rhythm, rhyme.
1. Quivering. VIBRATING
2. Using the telephone. TELEPHONING
3. Dropping by parachute. PARACHUTING
4. The doctor was — her against whooping – cough. INOCULATING
5. Lying in the sun. SUNBATHING
6. Crashing into each other. COLLIDING
7. Making. MANUFACTURING
8. A German river. RHINE
9. A painful disease. RHEUMATISM
10. A plant used for pies. RHUBARB
11. A piece of music. RHAPSODY
12. A large evergreen shrub. RHODODENDRON
13. Words sounding alike. RHYME
14. Animal with a horn on its nose. RHINOCEROS
15. Beat in music or verse. RHYTHM
