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I love really <foamy> bubble baths. start learning
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That <oak> wardrobe belonged to my grandmother. start learning
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Many old houses have <secret> passages. start learning
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When the power supply is <disconnected>, we light candles. start learning
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Even a <bird brained> person like you should know not to put a burning candle next to the curtains! start learning
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The house is up for <resale> after only two weeks. The couple who bought it are getting divorced. start learning
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How long will the <restoration> of the palace take? start learning
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The house hasn't been <renovated> yet, but it will look great when it's finished. start learning
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By sheer <coincidence> I bought a flat next to my childhood friend whom I haven't seen for ages. start learning
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The house was <furnished> entirely with handmade items. start learning
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I'm a <hundred per cent certain> that I locked the door this morning. start learning
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I am <concerned> with the broken window because somebody might come in. start learning
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She moved out of the dormitory because she couldn't cope with all the <restrictive> rules. start learning
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There were three pieces of <wire> where the light should have been. start learning
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Arthur hung his coat on a <nail> and started to dig the garden. start learning
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He loves stargazing, and has even built a small <observatory> on top of the roof of his house. start learning
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He wiped the window with a <duster>. start learning
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The old wooden floor was scratched and <scraped> from years of wear and tear. start learning
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The old wallpaper is peeling of the walls, so we should <wallpaper> the flat anew. start learning
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He went to his <study> and closed the door, determined that he would write. start learning
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Polish the glasses with a <dishtowel> before you put them on the table. start learning
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When you light the candle don't forget to blow the <match> out. start learning
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I could see the <dome> of the Cathedral above the roofs. start learning
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My old school books are in a <chest> in the attic. start learning
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<Apparently> she's not at home. start learning
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Can you <nail> the dartboard to the bedroom door? start learning
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Tom and Kate's wedding presents were mostly <housewares>: dishes, pots, a blender and so on. start learning
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The <lighting> in the building is in rather poor condition. start learning
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He <destroyed> the fence when he fell on it by accident. start learning
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I don't want to cause you any <inconvenience>, but could I use your bathroom please? start learning
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Designing a winter garden <takes time> and cannot be done in a minute. start learning
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Since he got a flat he's <free from> having to do any gardening. start learning
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He was sitting in his <rocking chair> reading a newspaper. start learning
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The children suddenly <sprang> out of the wardrobe and gave me a terrible fright. start learning
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Such a large shelf shouldn't be <attached> to the wall by only two nails. start learning
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You can <cause> great damage if you leave the tap running when you leave the house. start learning
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To prevent myself from falling down the stairs I grabbed the stair <rail>. start learning
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<Shift> the sofa so that it faces the fireplace. start learning
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He left cigarette <ash> all over the couch. start learning
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The wine glass broke at the <stem>. start learning
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