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Question
New words
dearly, illness, agreed, important
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Solution
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Dearly: very much Example sentences: 1) He loved his mother dearly. 2) She paid dearly for the food.
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Illness: sickness Example sentences: 1) My aunt is dealing with mental illness. 2) Priya died after a long illness.
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Agreed: of the same opinion Example sentences: 1) We agreed on the date for the reunion. 2) Sia agreed to marry Rahul.
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Important: of a great value Example sentences: 1) English is a very important subject. 2) It is important to keep our city clean.
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