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New words
pretty, needles, leaves, gold, stole
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Solution
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pretty: pleasing to the eye Example sentences: 1) Smita is a pretty girl. 2) Her dress looked really pretty.
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needles: a small, thin object used for sewing Example sentences: 1) I could not find the needle in the sewing kit. 2) She pricked her thumb with a needle.
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leaves: plural form of leaf Example sentences: 1) I found pale green leaves in the garden. 2) The leaves are as pretty as flowers.
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gold: a yellow precious metal Example sentences: 1) My mother gifted me a gold ring on my birthday. 2) The box contained gold coins.
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stole: past of steal Example sentences: 1) She stole a lot money from the bag. 2) The man stole the car from the parking.
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