Wordly Wise 18A & 18B

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Match the following sentence starters with their ending. Not all will have matches.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
To negotaite a contract is to		one that could caue trouble.
To decline a lawyer's services		one that is very lively.
A vow is		persuade that person.
To betray someone		a serious promise.
A mischievous story is		is to be disloyal to that person.
A hilarious form of entertainment is		is to deceide not to use them.
A sensational costume is one		one that is very funny.
An animated speech is		arrange it by talking it over.
To convince someone is to		that causes great excitement.
A somber meeting		is one that is very serious.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
My parents hired the services of a tutor to help me with math.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Ten dollars seems a very small amount for doing such a lot of work.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Dial telephones are now no longer used very much.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
When I met Sara's brother, I immediately noticed his similarity in appearance to her.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
His nervous glances at the clock gave away his attempt to hide his anxiety.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
The Cuddlibear was a cause of great excitement at the toy fair.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Travelling successfully over the icy road during the snowstorm was a hallenge for me.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Reporting false emergencies to the police and similar behavior that causes trouble will result in severe punishment.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
We discussed the matter at a meeting that took place after the first meeting.

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Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Angela made a serious promise to be more patient with her younger brother.

Wordly Wise 18A & 18B

Match the following sentence starters with their ending. Not all will have matches.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:My parents hired the services of a tutor to help me with math.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Ten dollars seems a very small amount for doing such a lot of work.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Dial telephones are now no longer used very much.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:When I met Sara's brother, I immediately noticed his similarity in appearance to her.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:His nervous glances at the clock gave away his attempt to hide his anxiety.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:The Cuddlibear was a cause of great excitement at the toy fair.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Travelling successfully over the icy road during the snowstorm was a hallenge for me.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Reporting false emergencies to the police and similar behavior that causes trouble will result in severe punishment.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:We discussed the matter at a meeting that took place after the first meeting.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Angela made a serious promise to be more patient with her younger brother.

Match the following sentence starters with their ending. Not all will have matches.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:My parents hired the services of a tutor to help me with math.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Ten dollars seems a very small amount for doing such a lot of work.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Dial telephones are now no longer used very much.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:When I met Sara's brother, I immediately noticed his similarity in appearance to her.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:His nervous glances at the clock gave away his attempt to hide his anxiety.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:The Cuddlibear was a cause of great excitement at the toy fair.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Travelling successfully over the icy road during the snowstorm was a hallenge for me.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Reporting false emergencies to the police and similar behavior that causes trouble will result in severe punishment.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:We discussed the matter at a meeting that took place after the first meeting.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:Angela made a serious promise to be more patient with her younger brother.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
My parents hired the services of a tutor to help me with math.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Ten dollars seems a very small amount for doing such a lot of work.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Dial telephones are now no longer used very much.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
When I met Sara's brother, I immediately noticed his similarity in appearance to her.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
His nervous glances at the clock gave away his attempt to hide his anxiety.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
The Cuddlibear was a cause of great excitement at the toy fair.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Travelling successfully over the icy road during the snowstorm was a hallenge for me.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Reporting false emergencies to the police and similar behavior that causes trouble will result in severe punishment.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
We discussed the matter at a meeting that took place after the first meeting.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Angela made a serious promise to be more patient with her younger brother.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
My parents hired the services of a tutor to help me with math.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Ten dollars seems a very small amount for doing such a lot of work.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Dial telephones are now no longer used very much.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
When I met Sara's brother, I immediately noticed his similarity in appearance to her.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
His nervous glances at the clock gave away his attempt to hide his anxiety.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
The Cuddlibear was a cause of great excitement at the toy fair.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Travelling successfully over the icy road during the snowstorm was a hallenge for me.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Reporting false emergencies to the police and similar behavior that causes trouble will result in severe punishment.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
We discussed the matter at a meeting that took place after the first meeting.

Improve the following sentence by replacing the bolded words with a word or form of that word from Word List 18:
Angela made a serious promise to be more patient with her younger brother.