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1 Nouns adverbs Verbs Adjectives
Location Wheelchair adverbs Properly Absolutely Previously Deeply Verbs To quit – quit - quit To rise – rose - risen To sink – sank - sunk To deserve - deserved To expect - expected To earn - earned To spin- spun - spun Adjectives Available Extensive

2 Location (Noun): A place or position. Example: The store has a new location.

3 wheelchair (noun): a chair with wheels that is used by people who cannot walk Example: He has been on a wheelchair for four months already.

4 Properly (Adverb): In a way that is acceptable. Example: The children must learn how to behave properly in church. Related words: appropriately

5 Absolutely (adverb): in an absolute way; completely or totally. Example: Keep absolutely quiet during the movie. I am absolutely sure of my answer. Synonyms: totally, completely Related words: absolute

6 Previously (adverb): Existing or happening before the present time. Example: I had prepared for the test previously so I feel ready for it. Related words: previous

7 Deeply (adverb): In a deep way. Example: I am deeply sorry about what happened. I fell deeply in love. Related words: deep, deeper, deepest.

8 To quit – quit – quit ( verb)
To leave (a job, school, career, etc.) Example: He has quit different jobs. He is extremely unstable. Related words: quitter

9 to rise – rose – risen (verb):
to move upward Example: Smoke was rising up into the air. The river is rising.

10 To sink – sank – sunk (verb)
To go down below the surface of water, mud, etc. Example: The passengers were rescued from the ship before it sank.

11 To deserve – deserved – deserved (verb):
Used to say that someone or something should or should not have or be given Something. Example: She doesn’t deserve the award. She deserves another chance.

12 To expect– expected – expected (verb).
To think that something will probably or certainly happen. Example: The teacher expects us to do our assignment properly. Related words: expectation

13 To earn – earned – earned ( verb)
To get (money, a salary, etc.) for work that you have done. Example: She earns a good salary.

14 To spin – spun - spun (verb):
to turn or cause someone or something to turn around repeatedly. Example: The Earth spins [=rotates] on its axis once a day.

15 Available (adjective):
easy or possible to get or use Example: The dress is also available in larger sizes.

16 Extensive (adjective)
large in size or amount; very full or complete Example: The flood caused extensive damage. Related words: extensively, extensiveness


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