Unit8 Flashcards

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arrange

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To arrange things is to put them in the right place.

➞ Please arrange the bowling pins in order so we can play.

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attend

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To attend something is to go to it.

➞ My sister and I attend the same school.

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balance

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To balance something is to keep it from falling.

➞ We saw an elephant balance itself on a ball.

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contrast

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A contrast is the sharp difference between two things.

➞ The contrast between my parents is very noticeable.

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encourage

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To encourage someone is to make them want to do something.

➞ My football coach will encourage us when we are losing.

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familiar

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If someone or something is familiar to you, you know them well.

➞ The two friends were very familiar with each other.

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grab

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To grab is to take a hold of someone or something suddenly.

➞ I grabbed a pear from the tree.

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hang

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To hang something is to keep it above the ground.

➞ I drew a picture of my family, and my mother hung it on the wall.

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pattern

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A pattern is a way in which something is done or organized.

➞ My pattern of brushing my teeth is the same as most people’s.

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10
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propose

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To propose something is to say that it should be done.

➞ Santa Claus proposed that I try to be a good boy all year.

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purpose

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A purpose is the reason that you do something.

➞ The purpose of exercising is to get into shape.

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release

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To release something is to stop holding it.

➞ She released the bird from her hands.

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13
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tear

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To tear something means to pull it apart.

➞ It is easy to tear paper.

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