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Fill in the blanks with suitable homophones or confusables. wallet ______ hoard ______ fairy ______ desert ______ medal ______ night ______ wait ______ sweet ______ yoke ______ plain ______ grown ____ - English

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Fill in the blanks with suitable homophones or confusables.

wallet ______ hoard ______
fairy ______ desert ______
medal ______ night ______
wait ______ sweet ______
yoke ______ plain ______
grown ______ might ______
earn ______ quite ______
Fill in the Blanks
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Solution

wallet valet hoard horde
fairy ferry desert dessert
medal meddle night knight
wait weight sweet sweat
yoke yolk plain plane
grown groan might mite
earn yearn quite quiet
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Chapter 1.1: Two Gentlemen of Verona - Vocabulary [Page 6]

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Chapter 1.1 Two Gentlemen of Verona
Vocabulary | Q b) (ii) | Page 6

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