1. Ability: His ability to speak multiple languages fluently impressed everyone.

2. Able: She was able to solve the math problem in just a few minutes.
3. About: It's about time we started the meeting.
4. Above: The helicopter flew above the skyscrapers.
5. Abroad: She spent a semester studying abroad in France.
6. Absence: His absence was noticeable at the team meeting.
7. Absolute: It is not possible to know the absolute truth about everything.
8. Absolutely: I absolutely adore spending time with my family.
9. Absorb: The plant was able to absorb all the nutrients from the soil.
10. Abuse: The abuse of power should never be tolerated.
11. Academic: He has a strong academic background in physics.
12. Accept: She had to accept that she couldn't change the past.
13. Access: The company provided access to exclusive events for its employees.
14. Accident: The accident happened so suddenly that no one had time to react.
15. Accompany: He accompanied his sister to the movies.
16. Accomplish: She was proud to have accomplished her goal of running a marathon.
17. According: According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.
18. Account: He opened an account at the bank.
19. Accurate: The information in the report was accurate.
20. Accuse: She was accused of theft.
21. Achieve: He worked hard to achieve his goals.
22. Achievement: She was proud of her achievements in her career.
23. Acid: The acid burned through the metal.
24. Acknowledge: He acknowledged his mistakes and apologized.
25. Acquire: She acquired a new skill in her job.
26. Across: She walked across the street to get to the store.
27. Act: He acted in a play at the local theater.
28. Action: The action movie had lots of special effects.
29. Active: She was an active member of the club.
30. Activist: He was a well-known activist for environmental causes.
31. Activity: The activity was fun for the whole family.
32. Actor: He dreamed of becoming an actor.
33. Actress: She was a talented actress who was in many movies.
34. Actual: The actual cost was higher than expected.
35. Actually: Actually, I prefer tea over coffee.
36. Ad: He saw an ad for the new phone on TV.
37. Adapt: She was able to adapt to the new environment quickly.
38. Addition: The addition of the new member made the team stronger.
39. Additional: He needed additional time to finish the project.
40. Address: She gave her address to the delivery person.
41. Adequate: The facilities at the hotel were adequate for their needs.
42. Adjust: She had to adjust to the new schedule.
43. Adjustment: The adjustment to the new time zone was difficult.
44. Administer: The nurse administered the medication to the patient.
45. Administration: He worked in the administration department at the company.
46. Administrator: She was the administrator of the school.
47. Admire: He admired her strength and determination.
48. Admission: He was granted admission to the university.
49. Admit: She had to admit that she was wrong.
50. Adolescent: He was going through the typical struggles of an adolescent.
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53. Advance: The company made significant advances in its technology.
54. Advanced: The course was designed for students with advanced skills in math.
55. Advantage: He had the advantage of being familiar with the topic.
56. Adventure: She loved going on adventures and trying new things.
57. Advertising: The advertising campaign was successful in increasing sales.
58. Advice: He sought advice from his mentor before making a decision.
59. Advise: She advised him to take a break and relax.
60. Advocate: He was an advocate for education reform.
61. Affair: The affair caused a lot of drama in the office.
62. Affect: The news affected him deeply.
63. Affection: She showed her affection towards her dog by cuddling with it.
64. Afford: He couldn't afford to buy the house.
65. Afraid: She was afraid of spiders.
66. After: After lunch, we went for a walk.
67. Afternoon: It was a beautiful afternoon for a picnic.
68. Again: She asked him again to help with the project.
69. Against: He stood against the wall.
70. Age: She was surprised to find out his age.
71. Agency: He worked for a government agency.
72. Agenda: The agenda for the meeting included several important topics.
73. Agent: She hired an agent to help her with her acting career.
74. Aggressive: He had an aggressive personality and often clashed with others.
75. Ago: It happened a long time ago.
76. Agree: They agreed to meet at the park.
77. Agreement: The agreement between the two countries was reached after much
negotiation.
78. Agricultural: The agricultural industry is important for the economy.
79. Ah: Ah, I see what you mean now.
80. Ahead: She was ahead of schedule and able to finish early.
81. Aid: He provided aid to the disaster victims.
82. Aim: He aimed for the target and hit it perfectly.
83. Air: The air was fresh and clean in the mountains.
84. Airplane: She was nervous about flying in an airplane.
85. Airport: The airport was busy with travelers coming and going.
86. Album: He listened to his favorite album on repeat.
87. Alcohol: He drank too much alcohol and regretted it the next day.
88. Alive: She was relieved to see that the cat was still alive.
89. All: All the guests arrived on time.
90. Allocate: They had to allocate the budget carefully.
91. Allow: He was not allowed to enter the restricted area.
92. Ally: She considered him a close ally.
93. Almost: She was almost finished with the project.
94. Alone: She felt alone in the big city.
95. Along: They walked along the beach and enjoyed the view.
96. Already: He already knew the answer.
 97. Also: She also liked the idea.
98. Alter: He had to alter his plans due to the change in weather.
99. Alternate: They took turns and had an alternate schedule.
100. Always: He always woke up early to go for a run.
101. Amateur: He was an amateur photographer.
102. Amazing: The view from the top of the mountain was amazing.
103. America: America is a diverse and vibrant country.
104. American: He was proud to be an American.
105. Among: She was among the top contenders for the job. 106

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106. Amount: The amount of money he had was not enough.
107. An: He had an idea for a new business.
108. Analyse: She analyzed the data and drew conclusions.
109. Analysis: The analysis showed that the company was doing well.
110. Analyst: He worked as an analyst at a financial firm.
111. Anchor: The anchor gave a report on the latest news.
112. Ancient: The ancient ruins were a popular tourist attraction.
113. And: She was happy and full of energy.
114. Anger: He struggled to control his anger.
115. Angle: He took a photo from a different angle to get a unique perspective.
116. Angry: She was angry at him for not listening.
117. Animal: The animal was fascinating to observe.
118. Ankle: He sprained his ankle while playing basketball.
119. Announce: The announcement was made at the town hall meeting.
120. Annual: The annual charity event was a success.
121. Another: She wanted another slice of cake.
122. Answer: He had the answer to the question.
123. Anticipation: She felt anticipation for the upcoming vacation.
124. Anxious: He was anxious about the exam.
125. Any: He asked if there was any more food.
126. Anyone: She wondered if anyone was available to help.
127. Anything: He was willing to try anything once.
128. Anyway: Anyway, that's what happened.
129. Anywhere: She could go anywhere she wanted.
130. Apart: They lived apart from each other during the week.
131. Apartment: She lived in a small apartment in the city.
132. Apologize: He apologized for his mistake.
133. Appeal: The court upheld the appeal and overturned the decision.
134. Appear: She appeared on stage to give a speech.
135. Appearance: He made a good appearance at the job interview.
136. Apple: He ate an apple for a snack.
137. Application: He submitted an application for the job.
138. Apply: She applied for a scholarship.
139. Appoint: He was appointed as the new manager.
140. Appointment: She had a doctor's appointment at 2pm.
141. Appreciate: She appreciated his help.
142. Approach: He took a different approach to solving the problem.
 143. Appropriate: It was not appropriate to bring a gift to the funeral.
144. Approval: The project received approval from the board.
145. Approve: The board approved the project.
146. Approximately: There were approximately 50 people at the event.
147. Arab: She was of Arab descent.
148. Area: The area was known for its beautiful beaches.
149. Argue: They argued over the best way to solve the problem.
150. Argument: The argument became heated and they stopped speaking to each
other.
151. Arise: A problem arose that needed to be addressed.
152. Arm: He hugged her with both arms.
153. Armed: The armed robbers stole the jewels.
154. Army: He joined the army after graduating from college.
155. Around: She looked around the room and saw her friends.
156. Arrange: He arranged for a babysitter for the evening.
157. Arrangement: The arrangement of the furniture in the room was odd.
158. Arrest: He was arrested for driving under the influence.
159. Arrival: The arrival of the guests was delayed due to traffic.

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160. Arrive: They arrived at the airport on time.
161. Art: He had a passion for art and enjoyed visiting galleries.
162. Article: She read an interesting article in the newspaper.
163. Artist: He was a talented artist who specialized in paintings.
164. Artistic: The artistic design of the building was unique.
165. As: She sang as she walked down the street.
166. Asian: She was of Asian descent.
167. Aside: She set aside time for herself every day.
168. Ask: He asked for her phone number.
169. Asleep: He fell asleep on the couch.
170. Aspect: The social aspect of the job was important to her.
171. Assault: He was charged with assault.
172. Assert: She asserted her authority in the meeting.
173. Assess: They assessed the situation and decided on a plan.
174. Assessment: The assessment of the situation showed that there were risks.
175. Asset: The company's greatest asset was its talented employees.
176. Assign: He was assigned to lead the team.
177. Assignment: She was given a difficult assignment in her class.
178. Assist: He assisted her with the heavy lifting.

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179. Assistance: She received assistance from a volunteer organization.
180. Assistant: He worked as an assistant to the CEO.
181. Associate: She was an associate at the law firm.
182. Association: He was a member of the association for young entrepreneurs.
183. Assume: He assumed that everyone was coming to the party.
184. Assumption: The assumption that everyone was coming was incorrect.
 185. Assure: She assured him that everything was going to be okay.
186. At: She was at the store when she received the news.
187. At least: At least he tried his best.
188. Atmosphere: The atmosphere at the party was energetic.
189. Attach: She attached the document to the email.
190. Attack: The army launched an attack on the enemy.
191. Attempt: He made an attempt to fix the broken appliance.
192. Attend: She attended the conference to learn more about her field.
193. Attention: He paid attention to the speaker's presentation.
194. Attitude: His positive attitude helped him overcome challenges.
195. Attract: The company's new product was designed to attract customers.
196. Attraction: The natural attraction was a popular tourist destination.
197. Attractive: She was attractive and received a lot of attention.
198. Audit: The company underwent an audit to ensure compliance.
199. August: The wedding was in August.
200. Aunt: She was close to her aunt and considered her a role model.

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201. Author: He was a well-known author in the literary world.
202. Authority: He had the authority to make decisions for the company.
203. Available: The tickets were no longer available.
204. Average: The average temperature in the city was 20 degrees Celsius.
205. Avoid: He tried to avoid confrontation.
206. Award: She won an award for her research.
207. Aware: She was aware of the risks and made a decision anyway.
208. Away: He was away on a business trip.
209. Awkward: The situation was awkward and she didn't know what to say.
210. Baby: She had a baby and became a mother.
211. Back: He backed out of the deal at the last minute.
212. Background: She had a diverse background and spoke several languages.
213. Backward: The company was moving backward instead of making progress.
214. Bacon: He cooked bacon for breakfast.
215. Bad: He had a bad feeling about it.
216. Bag: She carried a bag with her essentials.
217. Bake: She baked a cake for her friend's birthday.
218. Balance: She tried to maintain a balance between work and personal life.
219. Ball: He played ball with his friends in the park.
220. Band: The band played their hit song at the concert.
221. Bank: He deposited the money in the bank.
222. Bar: They went to the bar for a drink.
223. Bare: He was barefoot and didn't have any shoes on.
224. Bargain: She was able to find a bargain on the dress she wanted.
225. Base: The base of the mountain was a popular hiking destination.
226. Basic: He learned the basic skills of cooking.
227. Basin: She washed her face in the basin.
228. Basket: She put the apples in the basket.
229. Bat: He hit the ball with a bat.
230. Bath: She took a bath before bed.
 231. Bathroom: He went to the bathroom to wash his hands.
232. Battery: The battery of his phone was dead.
233. Battle: The battle lasted for days.
234. Beach: They went to the beach for a day of relaxation.
235. Beam: The beam of the flashlight was bright.
236. Bean: She cooked a pot of beans for dinner.
237. Bear: He saw a bear in the forest.
238. Beard: He had a beard and looked distinguished.
239. Beast: The beast was scary and fierce.
240. Beat: She beat the competition and won first place.
241. Beautiful: The beautiful sunset took her breath away.
242. Beauty: She appreciated the beauty of nature.
243. Because: He did it because he wanted to.
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244. Become: She became a teacher after graduating from college.
245. Bed: He went to bed early because he was tired.
246. Bedroom: She spent time in her bedroom reading a book.
247. Beer: He drank a beer at the bar.
248. Before: She did it before anyone else could.
249. Begin: The presentation began at 10am.
250. Beginning: This was just the beginning of their journey.
251. Behave: He behaved well at the party.
252. Behavior: His behavior was inappropriate and he was asked to leave.
253. Behind: He left his keys behind and had to go back for them.
254. Believe: She believed in the power of positive thinking.
255. Bell: The bell rang signaling the end of class.
256. Belong: The book belongs on the shelf.
257. Below: The temperature was below freezing.
258. Belt: He fastened his belt before leaving the house.
259. Bench: They sat on the bench in the park.
260. Bend: She bent down to pick up the pen she dropped.
261. Beneath: There was a hidden treasure beneath the ground.
262. Benefit: The company offered its employees a range of benefits.
263. Beside: She sat beside him on the couch.
264. Best: He gave his best effort.
265. Bet: He bet on the wrong team and lost.
266. Better: She was feeling better after taking some medicine.
267. Between: He had to choose between two options.
268. Beyond: The city was beyond the horizon.
269. Bible: He read the Bible every day.
270. Bike: He rode his bike to work.
271. Bill: He paid the bill at the restaurant.
272. Billion: The company was worth billions of dollars.
273. Bind: The ropes were tight and bound his hands.
274. Biological: She was interested in biological research.
275. Bird: She saw a bird flying in the sky.
 276. Birthday: It was her birthday and she received many gifts.
277. Bite: The dog bit the mailman.
278. Black: The cat was black and had shiny fur.
279. Blade: He sharpened the blade of the knife.
280. Blame: He blamed her for the mistake.
281. Blank: The page was blank and he didn't know what to write.
282. Blanket: He covered himself with a blanket while watching TV.
283. Bleed: He cut his finger and it started to bleed.
284. Blend: She blended the ingredients to make a smoothie.
285. Bless: He blessed the food before eating.
286. Blind: He was blind and relied on his other senses.
287. Block: He built a block tower with his son.
288. Blood: There was blood on the ground and he knew someone was hurt.
289. Blow: The wind blew and knocked over the trash cans.
290. Blue: The sky was blue and the ocean was blue.
291. Board: He board the plane and flew to a new destination.
292. Boat: They went on a boat ride to see the sights.
293. Body: He had a fit body from exercising regularly.
294. Boil: She boiled water for tea.
295. Bold: He made a bold move and it paid off.
296. Bomb: The bomb exploded and caused destruction.
297. Bond: The bond

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297. Bond: The bond between the siblings was strong.
298. Bone: He broke his arm and it was a clean break, not touching the bone.
299. Book: She read a book before bed.
300. Boom: The economy was experiencing a boom and businesses were thriving.
301. Boot: He wore boots to protect his feet.
302. Border: The country had a border with its neighbor.
303. Born: He was born in a small town.
304. Borrow: She borrowed a book from the library.
305. Boss: He was the boss of the company.
306. Both: They both agreed on the plan.
307. Bottle: She drank water from a bottle.
308. Bottom: The bottom of the ocean was dark and mysterious.
309. Bound: He was bound by the terms of the contract.
310. Bow: She tied a bow on the present.
311. Bowl: She served the soup in a bowl.
312. Box: He packed his belongings in a box.
313. Boy: He was a boy and liked to play sports.
314. Boyfriend: She had a boyfriend and they were in a relationship.
315. Brain: The brain was the control center of the body.
316. Branch: The tree had a strong branch that he could climb on.
317. Brand: The brand was well-known for its high quality products.
318. Brass: The brass band played at the parade.
319. Brave: He was brave and faced his fears.
320. Bread: She baked bread in the oven.
 321. Break: He took a break from work to relax.
322. Breakfast: He had breakfast before starting his day.
323. Breast: She touched her breast and felt a lump.
324. Breath: He took a deep breath to calm himself down.
325. Breathe: She struggled to breathe and needed medical attention.
326. Brick: He built a wall with bricks.
327. Bridge: They crossed the bridge and arrived at their destination.
328. Brief: The meeting was brief and only lasted for a few minutes.
329. Bright: The room was bright and had a lot of natural light.
330. Brilliant: He was a brilliant scientist and made many discoveries.
331. Bring: She brought the food to the party.
332. Broad: He had broad shoulders and was physically strong.
333. Broadcast: The news was broadcasted on TV.
334. Broken: The vase was broken and she was upset.
335. Brother: He had a brother and they were close.
336. Brown: The dog was brown and had long ears.
337. Brush: She brushed her teeth before going to bed.
338. Bubble: The bubble floated in the air.
339. Bucket: He carried a bucket of water.
340. Budget: She had to stick to a budget and be financially responsible.
341. Build: He built a house from scratch.
342. Building: The building was tall and had many floors.
343. Bulb: He changed the light bulb in the lamp.
344. Bulk: She bought the food in bulk to save money.
345. Bull: The bull was angry and charged at the matador.
346. Bullet: The bullet hit the target and he was impressed with his aim.
347. Bump: She bumped her head and had a headache.
348. Burn: He burned the toast and had to start over.
349. Burst: The balloon burst and

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349. Burst: The balloon burst and everyone jumped in surprise.
350. Bus: He took the bus to get to work.
351. Business: He was in the business of selling cars.
352. Busy: She was busy with work and didn't have much free time.
353. But: He wanted to go, but his schedule was full.
354. Butterfly: The butterfly flew from flower to flower.
355. Button: She buttoned up her shirt before leaving the house.
356. Buy: She bought a new dress for the occasion.
357. Buyer: The buyer was interested in purchasing the house.
358. By: He passed by the store and saw a sale.
359. Bye: She said bye to her friends before leaving.
360. Cabinet: She stored her dishes in the cabinet.
361. Cable: The cable was used to connect the devices.
362. Cake: She baked a cake for her husband's birthday.
363. Calculate: He calculated the cost of the trip.
364. Call: She received a call from her boss.
365. Calm: He remained calm during the storm.
 366. Camera: He took pictures with his camera.
367. Camp: They went to camp in the summer.
368. Campaign: He ran a campaign to become the mayor.
369. Campus: She studied on the campus of the university.
370. Can: He could do it if he tried.
371. Cancel: She had to cancel the meeting because of a conflict.
372. Cancer: She was diagnosed with cancer and received treatment.
373. Candid: She was candid and told the truth.
374. Candle: She lit a candle and the room was filled with a soft light.
375. Candy: He ate a piece of candy and it was delicious.
376. Canoe: They went on a canoe ride on the lake.
377. Cap: He wore a cap to protect his head from the sun.
378. Capital: The capital of the country was a popular tourist destination.
379. Captain: He was the captain of the soccer team.
380. Car: He drove a car to get to work.
381. Card: She received a birthday card from her friend.
382. Care: She took care of her grandmother.
383. Career: He had a successful career as a doctor.
384. Careful: She was careful and made sure everything was in order.
385. Carpet: The carpet was soft and comfortable to walk on.
386. Carry: She carried the groceries to the car.
387. Case: He opened the case and saw his guitar inside.
388. Cash: He paid in cash and didn't use a

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388. Cash: He paid in cash and didn't use a credit card.
389. Cast: She was cast in the lead role of the play.
390. Castle: They visited a castle and learned about its history.
391. Cat: She had a cat and it was her favorite pet.
392. Catch: He caught the ball and threw it back to the pitcher.
393. Category: The book was in the fiction category.
394. Cause: The cause of the fire was unknown.
395. Ceiling: He looked at the ceiling and saw a crack.
396. Celebrate: They celebrated their wedding anniversary.
397. Celebration: The celebration was held in the park.
398. Cell: He was in a cell and couldn't leave.
399. Cellar: She kept the wine in the cellar.
400. Cent: He only had a few cents in his pocket.
401. Center: The center of the city was bustling with activity.
402. Century: The building was over a century old.
403. Ceremony: The ceremony was held at the church.
404. Certain: He was certain that he was right.
405. Certainly: He certainly wanted to go to the party.
406. Certificate: She received a certificate for her accomplishments.
407. Chain: The chain was used to lock the gate.
408. Chair: He sat in the chair and relaxed.
409. Challenge: He faced a challenge and overcame it.
410. Chamber: He entered the chamber and saw a throne.
 411. Champion: He was the champion of the tournament.
412. Chance: He had a chance to win the prize.
413. Change: She needed to change her clothes.
414. Channel: He switched the channel on the TV.
415. Chapter: She read a chapter in the book.
416. Character: He was a character and had a unique personality.
417. Charge: She was charged with a crime and had to go to court.
418. Charity: He donated to the charity and felt good about it.
419. Charm: She had a charm on her bracelet.
420. Chat: They chatted about their plans for the weekend.
421. Cheap: The hotel was cheap and had basic amenities.
422. Cheat: He cheated on the test and got caught.
423. Check: She checked her emails and saw a message.
424. Cheese: She put cheese on her sandwich.
425. Chef: He was a chef and cooked delicious meals.
426. Chemical: The chemical reaction produced a gas.
427. Chest: She put her jewelry in a chest.
428. Chew: He chewed his food slowly.
429. Chicken: She cooked chicken for dinner.
430. Chief: He was the chief of the police department

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431. Child: He was a child and had a lot of energy.
432. Childhood: She had a happy childhood and fond memories.
433. Chili: She made chili for the potluck.
434. Chip: He ate a chip and it was crunchy.
435. Chocolate: She ate a piece of chocolate and it was rich and creamy.
436. Choice: She had a choice and had to decide.
437. Choose: He chose the red car over the blue one.
438. Chop: She chopped the vegetables for the salad.
439. Church: He went to church on Sundays.
440. Cigarette: He smoked a cigarette and it was bad for his health.
441. Cinema: They went to the cinema and saw a movie.
442. Circle: She drew a circle with a pen.
443. Circumstance: The circumstances were beyond her control.
444. Citizen: He was a citizen of the country.
445. City: The city was crowded and busy.
446. Civil: The civil war caused destruction and devastation.
447. Claim: He made a claim and received compensation.
448. Class: She was in a class and learned new things.
449. Classic: The book was a classic and had been around for many years.
450. Classroom: The classroom was filled with students.
451. Clay: He molded clay into a sculpture.
452. Clean: She cleaned the house and it was spotless.
453. Clear: The sky was clear and the stars were visible.
454. Clerk: She worked as a clerk at the store.
455. Client: He was a client and received good service.
456. Climate: The climate was warm and tropical.
 457. Climb: He climbed the mountain and reached the top.
458. Clock: She looked at the clock and saw it was late.
459. Close: He closed the door and locked it.
460. Clothes: She washed her clothes and hung them to dry.
461. Cloud: The cloud was white and fluffy.
462. Club: He joined a club and made new friends.
463. Clue: She had a clue and solved the mystery.
464. Coach: He was the coach of the team.
465. Coal: He used coal to heat his home.
466. Coast: They went to the coast and saw the ocean.
467. Coat: She wore a coat to stay warm.
468. Code: He had a code and kept it secret.
469. Coffee: She drank coffee and stayed awake.
470. Coin: He found a coin on the ground.
471. Cold: He was cold and shivered.
472. Collapse: The bridge collapsed and caused damage.
473. Collect: She collected stamps as a hobby.
474. College: She attended college and received a degree.
475. Color: The color of the sky was blue.
476. Column: She wrote a column for the newspaper.
477. Comb: She combed her hair and it was smooth.
478. Come: He came to the party and had a good time.
479. Comfort: She sought comfort and found it in her friends.
480. Comfortable: The bed was comfortable and he had a good night's sleep.

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add a colon then write the sentence. The words are : 337. British 338. broad 339. broken 340.
brother 341. brown 342. brush 343. budget 344. build 345. building 346. bullet 347. bump 348.
bunch 349. burn 350. burst 351. bury 352. bus 353. bush 354. business 355. busy 356. but 357.
butter 358. button 359. buy 360. buyer 361. by 362. cabinet 363. cable 364. cake 365. calculate
366. calculation 367. calendar 368. call 369. camera 370. camp 371. campaign 372. campus 373.
can 374. Canadian 375. canal 377. cancer 378. candidate 379. candy 380. cannon 381. canvas 382.
cap 383. capability 384. capable 385. capacity 386. capital 387. captain 388. capture 389. car 390.
carbon 391. card 392. care 393. career 394. careful 395. carefully 396. carrier 397. carry 398. case
399. cash 400. cast 401. castle 402. cat 403. catch 404. category 405. Catholic 406. cattle 407.
cause 408. caution 409. cave 410. ceiling 411. celebrate 412. celebration 413. celebrity 414. cell
415. cement 416. cemetery 417. census 418. center 419. central 420. century 421. CEO 422.
ceremony 423. certain 424. certainly 425. certificate 426. chain 427. chair 428. chairman 429.
challenge 430. chamber 431. champion 432. championship 433. chance 434. change 435.
changing 436. channel 437. chapter 438. character 439. characteristic 440. characteristically 441.
charge 442. charity 443. chart 444. chase 445. cheap 446. cheat 447. check 448. cheese 449. chef
450. chemical 451. chemistry 452. chest 453. chicken 454. chief 455. child 456. childhood 457.
Chinese 458. chip 459. chocolate 460. choice 461. choose 462. cholesterol 463. Christian 464.
Christmas 465. church 466. cigarette 467. circle 468. circulate 469. circulation 470. citizen 471. city
472. civil 473. civilian 474. claim 475. class 476. classic 477. classroom 478. clean 479. clear 480.
clearly 481. clerk 482. clever 483. climate 484. climb 485. clinic 486. clinical 487. clock 488. close
489. closely 490. closer 491. clothes 492. clothing 493. cloud 494. club 495. clue 496. cluster 497.
coach 498. coal 499. coast 500. coat 501. code 502. coffee 503. coin 504. cold 505. collapse 506.
colleague 507. collect 508. collection 509. college 510. colonial 511. color 512. column 513.
combination 514. combine 515. come 516. comedy 517. comfort 518. comfortable 519. command
520. comment 521. commercial 522. commission 523. commit 524. commitment 525. committee
526. common 527. commonly 528. communicate 529. communication 530. community 531.
company 532. compare 533. comparison 534. compartment 535. compensate 536. competition
537. competitive 538. complain 539. complaint 540. complete 541. completely 542. complex 543.
complicate 544. complicated 545. component 546. compose 547. composition 548. compound
549. comprehend 550. comprehensive 551. computer 552. concentrate 553. concentration 554.
concept 555. concern 556. concerned 557. concert 558. conclude 559. conclusion 560. concrete
561. condition 562. conduct 563. conference 564. confirm 565. conflict 566. confront 567.
confusion 568. Congress 569. congressional 570. connect 571. connection 572. consciousness 573.
consensus 574. consequence 575. conservative 576. consider 577. consideration 578. consist 579.
consistent 580. consistently 581. consist of 582. consisting of 583. console 584. consolidate 585.
construction 586. consult 587. consultation 588. consumer 589. consume 590. consumption 591.
contact 592. contain 593. container 594. contamination 595. contemporary 596. content 597.
contest 598. context 599. continue 600. continuing 601. contract 602. contradict 603.
contradiction 604. contrast 605. contribute 606. contribution 607. control 608. controversial 609.
controversy 610. convention 611. conventional 612. conversation 613. convert 614. conviction 615.
convince 616. cook 617. cookie 618. cool 619. cooperate 620. cooperation 621. cop 622. cope 623.
copy 624. core 625. corn 626. corner 627. corporate 628. corporation 629. correct 630. correction
631. correspond 632. correspondent 633. corridor 634. cost 635. cotton 636. couch 637. could
638. council 639. counselor 640. count 641. counter 642. country 643. county 644. couple 645.
courage 646. course 647. court 648. cousin 649. cover 650. coverage 651. cow 652. crack 653. craft
654. crash 655. crazy 656. cream 657. create 658. creation 659. creative 660. creature 661. credit
662. crew 663. crime 664. criminal 665. crisis 666. criteria 667. criticize 668. criticism 669. crock
670. crop 671. cross 672. crowd 673. crucify
337. British: He was British and had an accent.
338. Broad: The river was broad and had a strong current.
339. Broken: The vase was broken and had to be thrown away.
340. Brother: He had a brother and they were close.
341. Brown: The wood was brown and had a warm color.
342. Brush: She used a brush to comb her hair.
343. Budget: He had to budget his money carefully.
344. Build: He built a house and it took a long time.
345. Building: The building was tall and had many floors.
346. Bullet: The bullet hit the target and destroyed it.
347. Bump: He felt a bump on his head and it hurt.
348. Bunch: She picked a bunch of flowers and put them in a vase.
349. Burn: He burned his hand and it was painful.
350. Burst: The balloon burst and made a loud noise.
351. Bury: He buried the treasure and no one knew where it was.
352. Bus: She took the bus to work.
353. Bush: The bush had thorns and was difficult to pass through.
354. Business: He had a business and it was successful.
355. Busy: She was busy and didn't have time to talk.
356. But: He wanted to go, but his parents wouldn't let him.
357. Butter: She spread butter on her toast.
358. Button: He pressed the button and the door opened.
359. Buy: He bought a new
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360. Buyer: She was a buyer and looked for good deals.
361. By: He passed by the store and saw a sale.
362. Cabinet: The cabinet had many drawers and was organized.
363. Cable: He connected the cable to the TV.
364. Cake: She baked a cake and it was delicious.
365. Calculate: He calculated the cost and it was expensive.
366. Calculation: The calculation was correct and accurate.
367. Calendar: She looked at the calendar and saw the date.
368. Call: He called his friend and asked how he was.
369. Camera: She took a picture with her camera.
370. Camp: They went to camp and had a lot of fun.
371. Campaign: He ran a campaign and won the election.
372. Campus: The campus was large and had many buildings.
373. Can: She opened the can and saw it was empty.
374. Canadian: He was Canadian and had a friendly demeanor.
375. Canal: The canal was narrow and had a boat.
376. Cancel: He had to cancel the meeting and reschedule.
377. Cancer: He was diagnosed with cancer and it was a difficult time.
378. Candidate: She was a candidate and ran for office.
379. Candy: She ate a piece of candy and it was sweet.
380. Cannon: The cannon was loud and shot a cannonball.
381. Canvas: She painted on a canvas and it was a masterpiece.
382. Cap: He wore a cap to protect his head from the sun.
383. Capability: He had the capability to do many things.
384. Capable: She was capable and confident.
385. Capacity: The capacity of the stadium was large and it held many people.
386. Capital: The capital city was busy and had many tourists.
387. Captain: He was the captain of the team.
388. Capture: They captured the criminal and brought him to justice.
389. Car: He drove a car and it was fast.
390. Carbon: Carbon dioxide was harmful to the environment.
391. Card: He received a card and it was a nice gesture.
392. Care: She took care of her sick mother.
393. Career: He had a career in finance.
394. Careful: She was careful and didn't make mistakes.
395. Carefully: He carefully planned his vacation.
396. Carrier: The carrier delivered the package.
397. Carry: She carried the bags and they were heavy.
398. Case: He had a case and it was important.
399. Cash: He had cash and paid for his purchase.
400. Cast: She cast a spell

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401. Castle: The castle was ancient and had a moat.
402. Cat: She had a cat and it was fluffy.
 403. Catch: He caught the ball and it was a good throw.
404. Category: The category was science and it was interesting.
405. Catholic: He was Catholic and went to church every Sunday.
406. Cattle: The cattle were in the field and grazed on the grass.
407. Cause: The cause of the fire was unknown.
408. Caution: He exercised caution and avoided danger.
409. Cave: The cave was dark and had stalactites.
410. Ceiling: The ceiling was high and had a chandelier.
411. Celebrate: They celebrated their anniversary and had a party.
412. Celebration: The celebration was lively and had music.
413. Celebrity: She was a celebrity and had many fans.
414. Cell: The cell was small and had a bed.
415. Cement: He mixed cement and it was hard when dry.
416. Cemetery: The cemetery was quiet and had graves.
417. Census: He participated in the census and gave his information.
418. Center: The center of the city was busy and had many people.
419. Central: The central station was the main transportation hub.
420. Century: The century was long and had many events.
421. CEO: He was the CEO and ran the company.
422. Ceremony: The ceremony was formal and had a dress code.
423. Certain: He was certain and knew what he was doing.
424. Certainly: She certainly knew how to cook and made a delicious meal.
425. Certificate: He received a certificate and was proud.
426. Chain: The chain was strong and held the weight.
427. Chair: He sat in a chair and it was comfortable.
428. Chairman: He was the chairman and led the meeting.
429. Challenge: The challenge was difficult and he had to work hard.
430. Chamber: The chamber was large and had a fireplace.
431. Champion: He was the champion and won the title.
432. Championship: The championship was prestigious and had many teams.
433. Chance: He had a chance and took it.
434. Change: She made a change and it was for the better.
435. Changing: The weather was changing and it was cloudy.
436. Channel: He watched the news on a channel.
437. Chapter: She read a chapter and it was interesting.
438. Character: The character was brave and had a sword.
439. Characteristic: He had a characteristic and it was unique.
440. Characteristically: She was characteristically kind and always helped others.
441. Charge: He had a charge and had to pay it.
442. Charity: She donated to a charity and it was a good cause.
443. Chart: He looked at the chart and saw the data.
444. Chase: He chased the thief and caught him.
445. Cheap: The item was cheap and he bought it.
446. Cheat: He cheated and got caught.
447. Check: He checked the time and it was late.
448. Cheese:

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 449. Chef: He was a chef and cooked delicious meals.
450. Chemical: The chemical was dangerous and had to be handled carefully.
451. Chemistry: He studied chemistry and it was a challenging subject.
452. Chest: He opened the chest and saw treasure.
453. Chicken: She cooked chicken and it was a good meal.
454. Chief: He was the chief and had many responsibilities.
455. Child: The child was young and had a lot of energy.
456. Childhood: He had a happy childhood and loved to play.
457. Chinese: He was Chinese and spoke Mandarin.
458. Chip: He ate a chip and it was salty.
459. Chocolate: She ate a chocolate and it was sweet.
460. Choice: He had a choice and made a decision.
461. Choose: She had to choose and it was hard.
462. Cholesterol: He had high cholesterol and had to be careful with his diet.
463. Christian: He was Christian and went to church.
464. Christmas: They celebrated Christmas and exchanged gifts.
465. Church: The church was old and had stained glass windows.
466. Cigarette: He smoked a cigarette and it was harmful.
467. Circle: He drew a circle and it was perfect.
468. Circulate: The air circulated and it was refreshing.
469. Circulation: The circulation was good and he had energy.
470. Citizen: He was a citizen and had rights.
471. City: The city was busy and had many

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472. Civil: He had a civil job and worked in an office.
473. Civilian: He was a civilian and not in the military.
474. Claim: He made a claim and it was approved.
475. Class: He had a class and learned a lot.
476. Classic: The book was a classic and he loved it.
477. Classroom: The classroom was quiet and had desks.
478. Clean: He cleaned the house and it was spotless.
479. Clear: The sky was clear and had no clouds.
480. Clearly: She spoke clearly and was easy to understand.
481. Clerk: He was a clerk and worked at a store.
482. Clever: He was clever and always had a solution.
483. Climate: The climate was warm and he enjoyed it.
484. Climb: He climbed the mountain and it was challenging.
485. Clinic: He went to the clinic and saw a doctor.
486. Clinical: The study was clinical and had many patients.
487. Clock: He looked at the clock and saw the time.
488. Close: He closed the door and locked it.
489. Closely: She watched closely and saw everything.
490. Closer: He got closer and saw the details.
491. Clothes: He wore clothes and they were comfortable.
492. Clothing: The clothing store had many options.
493. Cloud: The cloud was white and fluffy.
494. Club: He joined a club and met new people.
 495. Clue: He had a clue and solved the mystery.
496. Cluster: The cluster of stars was beautiful.
497. Coach: He was a coach and trained athletes.
498. Coal: He burned coal and it was dirty.
499. Coast: The coast was beautiful and had a beach.
500. Coat: He wore a coat and it was warm.

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501. Code: He learned a code and it was hard.
502. Coffee: He drank coffee and it was hot.
503. Coin: He found a coin and it was lucky.
504. Cold: The weather was cold and he needed a jacket.
505. Collapse: The building collapsed and it was dangerous.
506. Colleague: She was a colleague and they worked together.
507. Collect: He collected things and it was a hobby.
508. Collection: The collection was large and had many items.
509. College: He went to college and studied hard.
510. Colonial: The colonial buildings had a unique style.
511. Color: The color was bright and caught his eye.
512. Column: The column was tall and supported the roof.
513. Combination: The combination was correct and opened the lock.
514. Combine: They combined their efforts and accomplished their goal.
515. Come: He told her to come and she arrived.
516. Comedy: He watched a comedy and laughed.
517. Comfort: She needed comfort and he gave her a hug.
518. Comfortable: The bed was comfortable and he slept well.
519. Command: He was in command and had authority.
520. Comment: He made a comment and it was insightful.
521. Commerce: The commerce was good and the economy was thriving.
522. Commercial: The commercial was catchy and he remembered it.
523. Commissioner: He was a commissioner and made important decisions.
524. Commit: He committed to the project and worked hard.
525. Commitment: His commitment was strong and he was dedicated.
526. Committee: The committee met and discussed important issues.
527. Common: It was common and happened often.
528. Communicate: He communicated and was clear.
529. Communication: Communication was important and he worked on it.
530. Community: The community was close and everyone knew each other.
531. Company: He worked for a company and had a job.
532. Compare: He compared and saw the differences.
533. Comparison: The comparison was helpful and he made a decision.
534. Compete: He competed and tried his best.
535. Competition: The competition was tough and he worked hard.
536. Complain: He complained and it was annoying.
537. Complaint: The complaint was valid and he addressed it.
538. Complete: He completed the task and it was done.
539. Completely: He was completely exhausted and needed rest.
540. Complex: The problem was complex and he had to think hard.
 541. Compliance: He followed compliance and it was important.
542. Compliment: She received a compliment and felt good.
543. Component: The component was important and he needed it.
544. Compose: He composed music and it was beautiful.
545. Compound: The compound was dangerous and had to be handled carefully.
546. Comprehension: He had good comprehension and understood the material.
547. Compromise: They compromised and found a solution.
548. Computer: He used a computer and it was convenient.
549. Concentrate: He concentrated and was focused.
550. Concentration: His concentration was strong and he was productive.
551. Concept: The concept was new and he had to think about it.
552. Concern: He had a concern and brought it up.
553. Concerned: She was concerned and wanted to help.
554. Concert: He went to concerts and enjoyed the

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555. Conclude: He concluded and made a final decision.
556. Conclusion: The conclusion was clear and he understood it.
557. Concrete: The floor was concrete and hard.
558. Condition: The condition was good and he was happy.
559. Conduct: He conducted the experiment and it was successful.
560. Conference: The conference was informative and he learned a lot.
561. Confidence: She had confidence and was sure of herself.
562. Confident: He was confident and it showed.
563. Confirm: He confirmed and it was official.
564. Conflict: There was a conflict and they had to solve it.
565. Confusion: There was confusion and he was unsure.
566. Congratulate: He congratulated and was happy for her.
567. Congratulations: She received congratulations and felt proud.
568. Congress: He was in Congress and made laws.
569. Connect: He connected and saw the similarities.
570. Connection: The connection was strong and it was a good relationship.
571. Consequence: There were consequences and he had to face them.
572. Consider: He considered and thought about it.
573. Considerable: The amount was considerable and he was impressed.
574. Consideration: He showed consideration and was thoughtful.
575. Consist: It consisted of and had a lot.
576. Consistent: He was consistent and it was reliable.
577. Console: He consoled and comforted her.
578. Consolidate: They consolidated and became one.
579. Constitution: The Constitution was important and protected rights.
580. Construct: He constructed and built something.
581. Construction: The construction was underway and it was noisy.
582. Consult: He consulted and got advice.
583. Consultant: She was a

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 584. Consumer: He was a consumer and bought things.
585. Consumption: The consumption was high and it was a problem.
586. Contact: He made contact and got in touch.
587. Contain: It contained and had it inside.
588. Container: The container was big and held a lot.
589. Contemporary: The art was contemporary and modern.
590. Content: He was content and satisfied.
591. Contest: He entered a contest and hoped to win.
592. Context: The context was important and he understood it better.
593. Continue: He continued and didn't stop.
594. Continuing: It was continuing and didn't end.
595. Contract: He signed a contract and it was official.
596. Contradiction: There was a contradiction and he had to resolve it.
597. Contribute: He contributed and helped out.
598. Contribution: His contribution was significant and made a difference.
599. Control: He had control and was in charge.
600. Controlled: The experiment was controlled and accurate.
601. Controller: He was the controller and managed everything.
602. Convenient: It was convenient and made things easier.
603. Conversation: The conversation was interesting and he enjoyed it.
604. Convert: He converted and changed his beliefs.
605. Convict: He was convicted and went to prison.
606. Conviction: He had conviction and was passionate.
607. Convince: He convinced and persuaded her.
608. Cook: He cooked and it was delicious.
609. Cooker: The cooker was modern and efficient.
610. Cookie: He ate a cookie and it was sweet.
611. Cooking: He enjoyed cooking and it was a hobby.
612. Cool: It was cool and refreshing.
613. Cooperate: They cooper

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614. Coordinate: He coordinated and organized everything.
615. Coordination: The coordination was good and everything ran smoothly.
616. Cop: He was a cop and enforced the law.
617. Copy: He made a copy and had a duplicate.
618. Coral: The coral was beautiful and colorful.
619. Core: The core was important and he understood it.
620. Corn: He ate corn and it was crunchy.
621. Corporate: It was corporate and professional.
622. Corporation: He worked for a corporation and it was big.
623. Correct: He was correct and it was accurate.
624. Correctly: He did it correctly and it was right.
625. Cost: The cost was high and he had to pay.
626. Costume: He wore a costume and it was fun.
627. Couch: He sat on the couch and it was comfortable.
628. Council: He was on the council and made decisions.
629. Counsel: He received counsel and got advice.
 630. Counselor: She was a counselor and helped people.
631. Counter: He went to the counter and paid.
632. Counteract: He countered and stopped it.
633. Countless: There were countless and it was a lot.
634. Country: He lived in the country and it was quiet.
635. County: He lived in the county and it was rural.
636. Couple: They were a couple and in a relationship.
637. Courage: He had courage and was brave.
638. Course: He took a course and learned something.
639. Court: He went to court and it was legal.
640. Cousin: He had a cousin and they were related.
641. Cover: He covered and protected it.
642. Coverage: The coverage was good and it was insured.
643. Cow: He saw a cow and it was big.
644. Crack: There was a crack and it was broken.
645. Craft: He was crafty and skilled.
646. Crash: The car crashed and it was damaged.
647. Crazy: He was crazy and it was wild.
648. Cream: He put cream on and it was rich.
649. Create: He created and made something.
650. Creation: It was a creation and he was proud.
651. Creative: He was creative and it was unique.
652. Creature: The creature was strange and he was curious.
653. Credit: He received credit and it was deserved.
654. Credit card: He used a credit card and it was convenient.
655. Crew: He was part of the crew and worked together.
656. Crime: There was a crime and he had to solve it.
657. Criminal: He was a criminal and broke the law.
658. Crisis: There was a crisis and it was a problem.
659. Criterion: He met the criterion and passed.
660. Critic: He was a critic and gave opinions.
661. Critical: It was critical and important.
662. Criticize: He criticized and gave constructive feedback.
663. Crocodile: He saw a crocodile and it was scary.
664. Cross: He crossed and it was busy.
665. Crowd: The crowd was big and it was packed.
666. Crush: He had a crush and it was a secret.
667. Cry: He cried and it was emotional. 668

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669. Cultural: It was cultural and related to traditions.
670. Culture: The culture was interesting and he learned about it.
671. Cup: He drank from a cup and it was hot.
672. Cure: He was cured and it was fixed.
673. Curiosity: He had curiosity and wanted to learn more.
690. Damage: The storm caused significant damage to the roof.
691. Dance: She performed a beautiful dance at the recital.
692. Danger: There is a potential danger in climbing the mountain without proper gear.
693. Dangerous: The tiger at the zoo is very dangerous, so visitors must stay behind the
fence.
694. Dare: I dare you to eat a ghost pepper.
695. Dark: It was a dark and stormy night.
696. Darkness: The darkness of the cave was intimidating.
697. Data: The data collected from the study showed that there was a correlation
between the two variables.
698. Date: The date of the concert is August 14th.
699. Daughter: My daughter is the light of my life.
700. Day: Today is a beautiful day.
701. Dead: The plant is dead because it hasn't been watered in weeks.
702. Deaf: She is deaf in one ear.
703. Deal: I got a great deal on the car.
704. Dealer: He is a car dealer and has access to a wide range of vehicles.
705. Dear: My dear friend, it's great to see you.
706. Death: The death of a loved one is always difficult to deal with.
707. Debate: The debate between the two candidates was heated.
708. Debt: He is struggling to pay off his debt.
709. Decade: The past decade has seen many technological advancements.
710. Decide: We need to decide on a restaurant for dinner.
711. Decision: It was a difficult decision, but ultimately I chose to go to graduate
school.
712. Deck: We spent the evening on the deck, watching the stars.
713. Declare: The company declared bankruptcy.
714. Decline: The number of people attending the event has declined over the years.
715. Decrease: The decrease in pollution has been beneficial for the environment.
716. Deep: The ocean is deep and full of mysteries.
717. Deeply: I am deeply grateful for your kindness.
718. Deer: The deer gracefully jumped over the fence.
719. Default: If you don't pay your mortgage, you risk defaulting on the loan.
720. Defeat: The team suffered a defeat in the championship game.
721. Defend: He was asked to defend his thesis in front of a panel of experts.
722. Defendant: The defendant plead guilty to the crime.
723. Defense: The defense lawyer did a good job of proving his client's innocence.
724. Defensible: His argument was not defensible.
725. Definition: The definition of the word "happiness" is subjective.
726. Degree: She received a degree in computer science.
727. Delay: The flight was delayed due to bad weather.
728. Deliver: Can you deliver this package to my office?
729. Delivery: The delivery driver arrived with the package.
730. Demand: The demand for housing in the city is high.
731. Democracy: The United States is a democracy.
732. Democratic: The Democratic Party is one of the two major political parties in the
United States.
733. Demonstrate: The protestors demonstrated in the streets to raise awareness about
the issue.
734. Demonstration: The science teacher gave a demonstration on the properties of
water.
735. Deny: He denied stealing the money.
736. Department: She works in the marketing department.
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738. Dependent: He is financially dependent on his parents.
739. Depending on: The cost of the trip will depend on how many people go.
740. Depiction: The painting is a depiction of a beautiful landscape.
741. Deploy: The company deployed the new software to all employees.
742. Depression: She has been struggling with depression for years.
743. Depth: The depth of the pool is 10 feet.
744. Deride: He was derided by his peers for his poor performance.
745. Derivative: The stock market can be volatile due to the use of derivatives.
746. Describe: Can you describe the situation in more detail?
747. Description: The job description includes tasks such as answering phones and
scheduling appointments.
748. Desert: The Sahara desert is the largest in the world.
749. Deserve: She deserves a raise for all of her hard work.
750. Design: The design of the building is modern and sleek.
751. Designer: She is a talented fashion designer.
752. Desire: I have a desire to travel the world.
753. Desk: He sat at his desk, working on his computer.
754. Despair: He was filled with despair after losing his job.
755. Despite: Despite the rain, we decided to go for a hike.
756. Destroy: The fire destroyed the entire neighborhood.
757. Destruction: The destruction caused by the hurricane was devastating.
758. Detail: He paid attention to every detail when designing the website.
759. Detailed: The report was very detailed and thorough.
760. Detect: The police were able to detect the criminal through DNA evidence.
761. Determination: Her determination to succeed was admirable.
762. Determine: We need to determine the cause of the problem.
763. Develop: She is developing a new app.
764. Developing: The developing countries are experiencing rapid economic growth.
765. Development: The development of the new shopping center is exciting for the
community.
766. Device: He used a device to track his daily steps.
767. Devote: He devoted his life to helping others.
768. Devotion: Her devotion to her family was evident in everything she did.
769. Dial: She dialed the phone number.
770. Dialogue: The dialogue between the two countries was constructive.
771. Die: The plant will die without water.
772. Diet: She is on a strict diet to lose weight.
773. Differ: Their opinions differ on the topic.
774. Difference: The difference between the two options is significant.
775. Different: Each person has a different perspective.
776. Differently: The two companies approach the problem differently.
777. Difficult: The math problem was difficult to solve.
778. Difficulty: She had difficulty understanding the instructions.
779. Dig: He started to dig in the garden.
780. Digital: He prefers to read books in digital format.
 781. Dignity: She maintained her dignity despite the difficult situation.
782. Dilute: The solution needs to be diluted before use.
783. Dim: The room was dimly lit.
784. Dimension: The sculpture has three dimensions.
785. Diminish: The pain has diminished since taking the medication.
786. Din: The din of the city was overwhelming.
787. Dinner: We had a delicious dinner at the restaurant.
788. Dip: She dipped the chips in salsa.
789. Diplomacy: Diplomacy is important

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791. Direct: He gave me direct instructions on what to do.

792. Direction: We need to head in the direction of the mountain.
793. Directly: She directly asked for a raise.
794. Director: The director of the company is responsible for making important
decisions.
795. Dirt: He wiped the dirt off his shoes before entering the house.
796. Dirty: The kitchen was dirty and needed to be cleaned.
797. Disable: The injury disabled him from playing sports.
798. Disabled: The company has a program to hire disabled individuals.
799. Disadvantage: He has a disadvantage in the race because he is slower than the
other runners.
800. Disappear: The magician made the coin disappear.
801. Disaster: The earthquake was a natural disaster.
802. Discipline: He has discipline and works hard every day.
803. Disclose: He was asked to disclose his financial information.
804. Discovery: The discovery of a new planet is exciting.
805. Discuss: We need to discuss the budget for the project.
806. Discussion: The discussion was productive and resulted in a good outcome.
807. Disease: She was diagnosed with a rare disease.
808. Disgrace: The scandal was a disgrace to the company.
809. Disgust: The sight of the insect made me feel disgust.
810. Dish: She prepared a delicious dish for dinner.
811. Dismiss: The teacher dismissed the class early.
812. Disorder: He has a disorder that affects his ability to sleep.
813. Display: The museum had a display of ancient artifacts.
814. Dispose: He disposed of the trash properly.
815. Disposition: She has a cheerful disposition.
816. Distance: The distance between the two cities is about 100 miles.
817. Distant: The distant planet is hard to see through a telescope.
818. Distinguish: He was able to distinguish between the two similar-looking plants.
819. Distinction: She received a distinction on her final exam.
820. Distinguish between: It's important to distinguish between fact and opinion.
821. Distract: The loud noise distracted him from his work.
822. Disturbance: The disturbance at the party prompted a call to the police.
 823. Divide: The group needs to divide the tasks evenly.
824. Division: The division of the company into smaller units has been successful.
825. Divorce: They decided to get a divorce after many years of marriage.
826. Do: What do you want to do today?
827. Doctor: She is a doctor and helps people get healthy.
828. Document: The document provided important information about the project.
829. Dog: I have a dog who is a loyal companion.
830. Doll: She played with her doll for hours.
831. Dollar: One dollar is equal to 100 cents.
832. Domestic: She works in the domestic division of the company.
833. Dominate: He dominates the game whenever he plays.
834. Door: He knocked on the door and waited for a response.
835. Double: The price of the item was doubled due to high demand.
836. Doubt: There is no doubt that he will succeed.
837. Down: The bird flew down from the tree.
838. Downward: The company's profits

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have been trending downward. 839. Dozen: A dozen eggs is equal to 12 eggs.

840. Draft: He drafted a letter to send to the company.

841. Drag: He dragged the heavy suitcase across the airport.
842. Dragon: The dragon in the story was fierce and powerful.
843. Drain: He unclogged the drain by using a plunger.
844. Dramatic: The dramatic change in weather was unexpected.
845. Dramatically: The company's profits have dramatically increased since last year.
846. Draw: She drew a picture of a beautiful beach.
847. Drawer: He opened the drawer to look for a pen.
848. Drawing: She spent hours working on her drawing.
849. Dream: He has a dream of traveling to every continent.
850. Dress: She wore a beautiful dress to the wedding.
851. Drink: Can I get a drink of water?
852. Drive: He drove to work every day.
853. Driver: The driver of the car was responsible for the accident.
854. Drop: The glass slipped and I dropped it.
855. Drug: The drug is used to treat a variety of conditions.
856. Drum: He played the drum in the marching band.
857. Dry: The clothes are dry now.
858. Due: The payment is due on the 1st of the month.
859. During: I will be away during the holidays.
860. Dust: He dusted the shelves before putting away the books.
861. Duty: It is his duty to protect the country.
862. Each: Each person received a gift.
863. Earl: He is the Earl of Chesterfield.
864. Earliest: The earliest recorded history dates back thousands of years.
865. Early: I like to get up early in the morning.
866. Earn: He earned a lot of money working as a lawyer.
867. Earth: The earth is the third planet from the sun.
 868. Earthquake: The earthquake caused significant damage to the city.
869. East: New York is located on the east coast of the United States.
870. Eastern: The eastern part of the city is more residential.
871. Easy: The math problem was easy to solve.
872. Eat: I am hungry and need to eat something.
873. Economic: The economic recession had a negative impact on the country.
874. Economy: The economy has been recovering slowly.
875. Edge: The cliff has a sharp edge.
876. Educate: It is important to educate children about environmental issues.
877. Education: She received a good education from her parents.
878. Effective: The medication was effective in relieving the pain.
879. Effectively: She was able to communicate effectively with the team.
880. Efficiency: The efficiency of the machine improved after the upgrade.
881. Effort: She made

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a great effort to succeed in school. 882. Egg: I had a fried egg for breakfast.

883. Eight: There are eight hours in a work day.

884. Either: You can choose either option.
885. Elder: He is the elder of the two siblings.
886. Elect: He was elected as the new president.
887. Election: The election will be held next month.
888. Electric: The car is powered by electricity.
889. Electricity: We use electricity to power our homes and appliances.
890. Electronic: He uses electronic devices to communicate with his colleagues.
891. Element: Water is an important element for life.
892. Elevator: The elevator stopped working and we had to take the stairs.
893. Eleven: There are eleven players on a soccer team.
894. Eligible: She is eligible to vote in the election.
895. Else: Is there anything else you need?
896. Emanate: The smell of the flowers emanated from the garden.
897. Embarrass: He was embarrassed when he made a mistake.
898. Embarrassment: The embarrassment caused him to turn red.
899. Embassy: The embassy provides assistance to citizens abroad.
900. Emerge: The issue emerged during the meeting.
901. Emergency: The emergency room is for serious injuries.
902. Emphasize: She emphasized the importance of good hygiene.
903. Employ: The company employs over 500 people.
904. Employee: She is a valuable employee at the company.
905. Employer: The employer is responsible for paying the employee.
906. Employment: He is looking for employment opportunities.
907. Enable: The new technology enabled the company to improve its processes.
908. Enclose: Please enclose your resume with the application.
909. Encourage: He encouraged her to pursue her dreams.
910. End: The end is near.
911. Enemy: They are enemies because of their differences.
912. Energy: Solar panels generate energy from the sun.
 913. Engage: She engaged with the audience during the presentation.
914. Engagement: The couple announced their engagement at the party.
915. Engineer: He is an engineer and designs buildings.
916. Engineering: Engineering is a popular field of study.
917. Enjoy: I enjoy spending time with my friends.
918. Enjoyment: The enjoyment of the concert was worth the ticket price.
919. Enough: There is enough food for everyone.
920. Enquire: I need to enquire about the availability of the room.
921. Enquiry: The enquiry was about the delivery date.
922. Ensure: We need to ensure that the project is completed on time.
923. Entire: The entire team worked hard to complete the project.
924. Entirety: He understood the entirety of the situation.
925. Entity: The company is a separate entity from its parent company.
926. Entrance: The entrance to the museum is through the main doors.
927. Envelope: He put the letter in an envelope and mailed it.
928. Environment: The environment is important to protect.
929. Environmental: Environmental issues are important to address.
930. Episode: The TV show had a new episode every week.
931. Equal: Everyone should be treated equally.
932. Equality: Gender equality is important.
933. Equ

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ipment: The equipment needed for the project has been purchased. 934. Era: The era of the
dinosaurs was millions of years ago.

935. Erect: He erected a fence around his property.

936. Error: There was an error in the calculation.
937. Escalate: The situation escalated and became out of control.
938. Escape: He tried to escape from the prison.
939. Especially: She is especially good at math.
940. Essay: She wrote an essay for the English class.
941. Essential: Water is essential for human survival.
942. Establish: The company was established in 2002.
943. Established: The restaurant has been established for many years.
944. Estimate: Can you give me an estimate of the cost?
945. Etc: The list includes apples, bananas, oranges, etc.
946. Evaluate: He was asked to evaluate the project.
947. Evaluation: The evaluation of the program was positive.
948. Even: The temperature was even throughout the day.
949. Even though: Even though it rained, we still went on the hike.
950. Event: The event was a great success.
951. Eventually: Eventually, she will understand the concept.
952. Ever: Have you ever been to France?
953. Every: I brush my teeth every morning.
954. Everyone: Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting.
955. Everywhere: The smell of the flowers was everywhere.
956. Evidence: The evidence supports the conclusion.
 957. Evident: It is evident that he is not telling the truth.
958. Evil: The villain in the story was evil.
959. Exact: Can you give me the exact address?
960. Exact same: They bought the exact same car.
961. Exactly: Can you repeat exactly what you said?
962. Examination: He passed the examination with flying colors.
963. Example: Can you give me an example of what you mean?
964. Exceed: The cost of the project exceeded the budget.
965. Excellent: The service at the restaurant was excellent.
966. Except: Everyone attended the meeting except for him.
967. Exception: He is an exception to the rule.
968. Exchange: They exchanged gifts at the party.
969. Excite: The news excited her.
970. Excited: She was excited to go on vacation.
971. Excitement: The excitement of the game was palpable.
972. Exclude: He was excluded from the group.
973. Exclusion: The exclusion of certain groups is not acceptable.
974. Excuse: Can you excuse me for a minute?
975. Execute: He was asked to execute the plan.
976. Exercise: It is important to exercise regularly.
977. Exhaust: The long hike left me exhausted.
978. Exhaustion: The exhaustion from the day's work was evident.
979. Exhibit: The museum exhibited ancient artifacts.
980. Exhibition: The art exhibition was a success.
981. Exist: Life on other planets may exist.
982. Exit: The exit is through the door on the right.
983. Expect: I expect to see you at the meeting.
984. Expectation: The expectation for the project was high.
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ense: The cost of the trip was a significant expense. 986. Expensive: The watch was expensive and
he couldn't afford it.

987. Experience: He has a lot of experience in the field.

988. Experienced: She is an experienced teacher.
989. Experiment: The scientist conducted an experiment.
990. Expert: He is an expert in the field of computer science.
991. Explain: Can you explain the concept to me?
992. Explanation: His explanation made sense.
993. Explore: They decided to explore the cave.
994. Explosion: The explosion caused significant damage.
995. Export: The company exports goods to other countries.
996. Expose: The investigation exposed the corruption.
997. Expose to: He exposed himself to the sun for too long and got sunburnt.
998. Extend: He extended his stay in the country.
999. Extension: The extension of the deadline was granted.
1000. Extensive: The research was extensive and took many months.