PART 118

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  BIG/SMALL/LARGE/VAST/ DO/GO/ DOES/GOES/ HOME/HOUSE/ PLAY/PLAY/THINK/DRINK/WATER/WRITE/RIGHT/

• NIGHT/MIDNIGHT/GOODNIGHT/

• RIGHT/ LESSON/LESS/ MORE/ CHOOSE/ CHOSE/CHOICE/RING/BRING/SPRING/SPRING/SPRING/HOT/COLD/SIT/BIT/FIT/HIT/KIT/LIT/ PIT/WIT/TOMORROW/YESTERDAY/TODAY/ 

• DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY/ DAY AFTER TOMORROW/

• LEASE/PLEASE/EASE/ EASY/TEASE/EAT/BEAT/FEAT/HEAT/ MEAT/ NEAT/PEAT/ SEAT/TEAT/ READ/BREAD/DREAD/TREAD/ BET/GET/LET/MET/NET/PET/ SET/WET/ YET/

• LAY/PLAY/PLAY/CLAY/DELAY/SLAY/EVENING/

• MORNING/MILK/SILK/IN/BIN/DIN/FIN/GIN/PIN/SIN/

• TIN/WIN/ILL/ BILL/FILL/GILL/MILL/PILL/ SILL/TILL/ WILL/BATH/PATH/HE/SHE/ THE/ 

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• He comes from she and She cannot come from He.

• This is the fact of life.

• If the neighbor's  cock  lays egg in your house, to whom does the egg belong?

• Some take bath  on the path. They built a cycle path for the cyclists.

• Where there is a will, there is a way.

• Write the will and be relaxed when you get old.

• Do not wait till the school starts.

• She leaned on the sill and looked out through the window.

• Take the pill without fail, if you have blood pressure.

• Windmill, wind powered.

• Watermill, water powered.

• Horse mill, animal powered.

• Some species have gills. Fish breathe with their gills.

• Fill up the blanks in the sentences.

• Fill water in the tub or bucket.

• Bill did not pay the bill.

• When a bill is passed in the parliament, it becomes a law.

• The cheque is a bill of exchange.

• She will be ill if she does not take the pill.

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• Please place this in the right bin.

• Put this trash in the dustbin.

• DIN is a unique Identification Number allotted to an individual who is appointed as a director of a company.

• Do you hear the din of the traffic?

• You can find in some restaurants  the dining hall is shown as DINNING HALL.

• a thin, wing-shaped part of a fish that helps it to swim, or a wing-shaped part of a ship, aircraft, or car IS CALLED A FIN.

• Some prefer Gin with lemon.

• PIN code stands for Postal Index Number code.

safety pin.

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• The strong man pinned the lean man and demanded the money.

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• If you steal even a  pin it is a sin.
• Some cans are made of tin.
• Don't come in at the wrong time.
• After giving a bath with milk and water,  the idol will be dressed in a silk cloth.
• You take breakfast in the morning and snacks and tea in the evening.
• Hens lay eggs .Children sometimes play with them.
• vessels made from clay were used in the past.
•  It  is not easy to slay a dragon.
• There is always a delay in starting the play.
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