1 food [fu:d]
2 good [^ud]\\better [5betE]\\best [5best] 3 goodbye [^ud5bai] 4 goodness [5^udnis] 5 noodle [5nu:dl]
6 wood [wu:d]\\~en [5-En]
Wooden noodles are good food. E2
1 drink [driNk]\\drank [drANk]\\drunk [drQNk] 2 ink [iNk]\\~y [5iNki]
3 think [WiNk]\hought [WC:t] 4 thinker [5WiNkE] 5 thank [WANk]\\~ful\\~s 6 than [TAn]
7 bank [bANk]\\~er [5-E]
On the bank the banker thanked the thinker for drinking ink. E3
1 are [B:, B]\\were [wE] 2 care [kZE]
3 careful [5kZEful]\\~ly [-i] 4 parent [5pZErEnt]\\~s 5 prepare [pri5pZE] 6 share [FZE] 7 square [skwZE]
My careful parents are preparing to share my care about the square. E4
1 explain [iks5plein] 2 pain [pein]
3 painful [5peinfl]
4 paint [peint]\\~er [5-E] 5 painting [5peintiN]
\"I painted my pain in the painting, \"the painter explained. E5
1 old [Euld]\\~-fashioned [5- 5fAFEnd] 2 cold [kEuld]
3 gold [^Euld]\\~en [5-En] 4 hold [hEuld]\\held [held] 5 holder [5hEuldE] 6 soldier [5sEuldVE]
The old soldier sold the cold to the gold holder. E6
1 heaven [5hevn] 2 heavy [5hevi]
3 heavily [5hevili] 4 leave [li:v]\\left [left] 5 have [hAv]\\had [hAd]
They have gone to the heavy heavens without asking for a leave. E7
1 save [seiv]
2 saving [5seiviN]\\~s 3 safe [seif]\\~ly 4 safety [5seifti]
5 travel [5trAvl]\\~er [-E]
The traveler's savings are safely saved in the safe. E8
1 live [liv]\\living-room 2 live [laiv]\\~ly [5-li] 3 alive [E5laiv] 4 arrive [E5raiv]
5 drive [draiv]\\drove [drEuv]\\driven [5drivn] 6 driver [5draivE] 7 river [5rivE]
When the lively children arrive at the river, the driver is still alive. E9
1 notice [5nEutis] 2 office [5Cfis]
3 police [pE5li:s]\\~man [-mEn] 4 voice [vCis] 5 service [5sE:vis] 6 serve [sE:v]
The policeman in service did not notice the voice from the office. E10
1 dying [5daiiN] 2 die [dai]
3 lie [lai]\\lay [lei]\\lain [lein]\\lying [5laiiN] 4 tie [tai]\5Qn5tai] 5 tidy [5taidi]
The dying man lies in bed and dies with a tidy tie around his neck. E11
1 hurt [hE:t]\\~ 2 hurry [5hQri] 3 marry [5mAri] 4 married [5mArid]
5 unmarried [5Qn5mArid] 6 merry [5meri]
7 terrible [5teribl]\erribly [-i]
The merry unmarried man hurt himself terribly in the hurry.
E12
1 for [fC:, fE]
2 forget [fE5^et]\\forgot [fE5^Ct]\\forgotten [fE5^Ctn] 3 forgetful [fE5^etfl]
4 get [^et]\\got [^Ct]\\got, gotten [5^Ctn] 5 delicious [di5liFEs]
6 serious [5siEriEs]\\~ly [-li]
\"Don't forget to get delicious food for me,\" he said seriously. E13
1 behind [bi5haind] 2 blind [blaind]
3 find [faind]\\found [faund] 4 finder [5faindE]
5 kind [kaind]\\~ly [5-li]
6 kind-hearted [5kaind 5hB:tid] 7 mind [maind]
8 wind [wind]\\~y [5-i] 9 window [5windEu]
The kind king finds the blind man behind the windy window of mind. E14
1 row [rEu] 2 crowd [kraud]
3 crowded [5kraudid]
4 grow [^rEu]\\grew [^ru:]\\grown [^rEun] 5 growth [^rEuW]
The row of trees grow crowded as they grow. E15
1 fact [fAkt]
2 factor [5fAktE] 3 factory [5fAktEri] 4 practise [5prAktis] 5 tractor [5trAktE]
6 traffic [5trAfik]\\~ker [-E]
In fact the factory practises tractor traffic. E16
1 August [5C^Est] 2 daughter [5dC:tE] 3 laugh [lB:f]
4 laughter [5lB:ftE] 5 naughty [5nC:ti]
You'll hear my naughty daughter's laughter in August. E17
1 bad [bAd] 2 badly [5bAdli]
3 sad [sAd]\\~den [5sAdn] 4 sadness [5sAdnis]
5 dad [dAd], daddy [5dAdi] Dad is badly in sadness. E18
1 although [C:l5TEu] 2 cough [kCf] 3 enough [i5nQf]
4 though [TEu]=although 5 through [Wru:]
Although my cough was bad enough, I went through it. E19
1 side [said]\\~-road [5-7rEud] 2 beside [bi5said]\\~s [-z] 3 inside [5in5said] 4 decide [di5said]
5 hide [haid]\\hid [hid]\\hidden [5hidn]
He decided to hide inside the room beside the side-road. E20
1 bus [bQs]
2 bus-stop [5bQs stCp]
3 business [5biznis]\\~man [-mEn] 4 busy [5bizi]
5 buy [bai]\\bought [bC:t] 6 buyer [5baiE]
The busy businessman buys a bus at the bus-stop. E21
1 dig [di^]\\dug [dQ^] 2 big [bi^] 3 pig [pi^]
4 pigsty [5pi^stai] 5 tiger [5tai^E]
The hungry tiger saw a big pig digging in the pigsty. E22
1 er [Q:, E:] 2 erase [i5reiz] 3 eraser [i5reizE]
4 has [hAz, hEz]\\had [hAd, hEd] 5 as [Az, Ez]
Er, eraser? He has one as same as yours. E23
1 broken [5brEukn] 2 joke [dVEuk] 3 smoke [smEuk]
4 smoking [5smEukiN]\\No ~ 5 smog [smC^]
6 fog [fC^]\\~gy [5fC^i] 7 dog [dC^]
\"Through the foggy smog I see a dog smoking.\" \"You're joking.\" E24
1 climb [klaim]\\~er 2 hmm, h'm [hm] 3 him [him]
4 himself [him5self]
5 Himalaya [7himE5leiE]
6 swim [swim]\\swam [swAm]\\swum [swQm] 7 swimming [5swimiN]\\~ pool
Hmm, he wants to climb Himalaya and swim in the swimming pool on it. E25
1 Miss [mis] 2 kiss [kis] 3 miss [mis]
4 missing [5misiN]
Miss Bliss is missing; I miss her kiss. E26
1 after [5B:ftE] 2 matter [5mAtE] 3 better [5betE] 4 letter [5letE] 5 pretty [5priti]
After that matter, the pretty girl wrote a better letter. E27
1 broom [bru:m] 2 room [ru:m]
3 waiting-room [5weitiN ru:m] 4 wait [weit]
5 waiter [5weitE] 6 waitress [5weitris]
The waiting-room was broomed by the waiter and the waitress. E28
1 class [klB:s]
2 classroom [5klB:srum] 3 classmate [5klB:smeit] 4 glass [^lB:s]\\~es [5-iz] 5 glass-topped [5^lB:stCpt]
The classmates take classes in a glass-topped classroom. E29
1 fun [fQn]\\~ny [5fQni]
2 gun [^Qn]
3 run [rQn]\\ran [rAn]\\run 4 runner [5rQnE] 5 sun [sQn]\\~ny [5-i]
6 sun-glasses [5sQn ^lB:s]
The funny runner put the sun-glasses on the gun for fun. E30
1 okay [5Eu5kei], OK 2 pay [pei]\\paid [peid] 3 play [plei]
4 player [5pleiE]
5 playground [5plei^raund] 6 say [sei]\\said [sed] 7 saying [5seiiN] 8 stay [stei]
\"Okay, \"the player says, \"I'll stay on the playground for pay.\" E31
1 round [raund] 2 around [E5raund]
3 ground [^raund]\~ [5QndE-]
4 found [faund]\\~ation [faun5deiFn]\\~er [5-E] 5 sound [saund] 6 wound [wu:nd]
7 wounded [5wu:ndid]
The wounded founder found that the sound ran around the round underground playground. E32
1 sight [sait]
2 eyesight [5aisait]
3 sightseeing [5saitsi:N] 4 sightseer [5sait7si:E]
5 see [si:]\\saw [sC:]\\seen [si:n] 6 seem [si:m]
I see the sightseer's eyesight seems not good for sightseeing. E33
1 chair [tFZE]
2 chairman [5tFZEmEn] 3 fair [fZE]\5Qn5-] 4 fairly [5fZEli]
5 hair [hZE]\\~y [5-ri]\\~cut [5hZEkQt] 6 pair [pZE]
7 repair [ri5pZE]
It's fairly unfair to put the chairmen in a pair of repaired chairs for haircut. E34
1 she [Fi:] 2 shelf [Felf]
3 the [Ti:, Ti, TE] 4 their [TZE, TEr] 5 theirs [TZEz]
6 they [Tei]\hem [TEm] 7 themselves [TEm5selvz]
On the shelf she saw them cut their hair for themselves. E35
1 bridge [bridV] 2 fridge [fridV]
3 porridge [5pCridV] 4 pork [pC:k]
5 work [wE:k]\\~er [5-E] 6 workplace [5wE:kpleis]
The worker from the workplace put the pork and porridge in the fridge under the bridge. E36
1 come [kQm]\\came [keim]\\come
2 become [bi5kQm]\\became [bi5keim]\\become 3 welcome [5welkEm]
4 home [hEum]\\~less [5-lis] 5 homeland [5hEumlAnd] 6 home-made [5hEum 5meid] 7 homework [5hEumwE:k] 8 moment [5mEumEnt]
Homework becomes welcome this moment. E37
1 chemistry [5kemistri] 2 mister, Mr. [5mistE] 3 Mrs. [5misiz]
4 Christmas [5krismEs]
5 Christmas Eve [5krismEs i:v]
In the Christmas Eve, Mrs. Christ reviewed chemistry. E38
1 develop [di5velEp]\\~er [-E] 2 development [di5velEpmEnt] 3 eve [i:v]
4 even [5i:vEn] 5 evening [5i:vniN]
The sightseeing developer worked to the evening even in the Christmas Eve. E39
1 brown [braun] 2 down [daun]
3 own [Eun]
4 owner [5EunE]
5 ownership [5EunEFip]
6 town [taun]\\home~ [5hEum-]
Mr. Brown owns a brown town in his hometown. E40
1 or [C:, E]
2 order [5C:dE]
3 ordinary [5C:dinEri]
4 record [ri5kC:d]\\~er [ri5kC:dE] 5 word [wE:d]\\~y [5wE:di] 6 world [wE:ld]\\~wide [5-waid]
Record the word \"world\" in ordinary order. E41
1 weak [wi:k]
2 weaken [5wi:kEn]
3 break [breik]\\broke [brEuk]\\broken [5brEukEn] 4 breakfast [5brekfEst]
5 speak [spi:k]\\spoke [spEuk]\\spoken [5spEukEn] 6 speaker [5spi:kE]
The weak speaker breaks my breakfast. E42
1 loudspeaker [5laud5spi:kE] 2 loud [laud]\\~ly [5-li] 3 cloud [klaud] 4 cloudy [5klaudi] 5 proud [praud]
Proud Loudspeaker speaks loudly in the cloud. E43
1 interest [5intrist] 2 interested [5intristid] 3 interesting [5intristiN] 4 rest [rest]
5 restless [5restlis]
6 restaurant [5restErEnt] 7 festival [5festivEl]
The rest of us are interested in resting in the restaurant during the the festival. E44
1 we [wi:] 2 week [wi:k] 3 weekly [5wi:kli] 4 weekday [5wi:kdei] 5 weekend [5wi:k5end]
We work on weekdays and rest at weekend.
E45
1 Sunday [5sQndi] 2 Monday [5mQndi] 3 Tuesday [5tju:zdi]
4 Wednesday [5wendzdi] 5 Thursday [5WE:zdi] 6 Friday [5fraidi] 7 Saturday [5sAtEdi]
Saturday and Sunday are weekend; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays. E46
1 fast [fB:st]\\~en [5fB:sn] 2 last [lB:st] 3 past [pB:st] 4 waste [weist]
5 toothpaste [5tu:Wpeist]
The last tube of toothpaste was wasted up fast during the past week. E47
1 ton [tQn]
2 cotton [5kCtn] 3 mutton [5mQtn] 4 much [mQtF] 5 such [sQtF] 6 touch [tQtF] 7 lunch [lQntF]
Much such mutton in the cotton isn't touched on the lunch. E48
1 do [du:]\\did [did]\\done [dQn] 2 deed [di:d]
3 indeed [in5di:d] 4 need [ni:d]
5 succeed [sEk5si:d]
6 success [sEk5ses]\\~ful [-fEl]
You succeed indeed. Such a success does need deeds, but not words. E49
1 speed [spi:d]
2 special [5speFEl]\\~ly 3 especial [is5peFEl] 4 especially [is5peFEli]
Such a special speed is especially fast. E50
1 polite [pE5lait]\\~ly [-li] 2 impolite [7impE5lait] 3 satellite [5sAtElait]
4 white [wait]
5 write [rait]\\wrote [rEut]\\written [5ritn] 6 writer [5raitE]
7 favo(u)rite [5feivErit]
The white satellite is the polite writer's favorite. E51
1 February [5februEri] 2 January [5dVAnjuEri] 3 diary [5daiEri] 4 library [5laibrEri]
5 librarian [lai5brZEriEn]
In January and February, the librarian wrote many diaries in the library. E52
1 future [5fju:tFE] 2 picture [5piktFE] 3 picnic [5piknik] 4 district [5distrikt]
5 dictionary [5dikFEnEri] 6 necessary [5nesisEri] 7 necessarily [5nesisErili]
In the future picnic, pictures and dictionaries are necessary. E53
1 low [lEu]
2 below [bi5lEu]
3 slow [slEu]\\~ly [5-li]
4 blow [blEu]\\blew [blu:]\\blown [blEun] 5 flower [5flauE]
6 follow [5fClEu]\\~er [-E] 7 following [5fClEuiN] 8 yellow [5jelEu]
The follower blows slowly at the low yellow flower below. E54
1 three [Wri:]
2 tree [tri:]\\family ~ 3 free [fri:]\\~ly [5-li]
4 freeze [fri:z]\\froze [frEuz]\\frozen [5frEuzn] 5 freezer [5fri:zE]
6 agree [E5^ri:]\\~ment [-mEnt] 7 green [^ri:n]
Mr. Green agrees to put the free freezer at the three green trees. E55
1 simple [5simpl] 2 simply [5simpli]
3 dumpling [5dQmpliN]
4 jump [dVQmp]
5 temperature [5tempritFE] 6 empty [5empti]
The temperature of the empty dumpling simply jumps. E56
1 fine [fain]
2 finger [5fiN^E] 3 king [kiN]
4 kingdom [5kiNdEm]
5 sing [siN]\\sang [sAN]\\sung [sQN] 6 singer [5siNE]
In the singing kingdom, the king finds that singers' fingers are all fine. E57
1 hole [hEul] 2 whole [hEul] 3 wholly [5hEuli] 4 who [hu:] 5 whom [hu:m] 6 why [wai]
Why, whom is the whole hole for? E58
1 deep [di:p] 2 deeply [5di:pli] 3 deepen [5di:pEn] 4 depth [depW] 5 jeep [ji:p]
6 keep [ki:p]\\~er [5-E]
Keep the jeep in the depth of a deep hole. E59
1 until [Qn5til, En5til], till [til] 2 still [stil]\\~ness [5stilnis] 3 will [wil]\\would [wud] 4 I [ai]\\I'll [ail] 5 if [if]
6 ill [il]\\~ness [5ilnis] 7 pill [pil]
If I'm ill, I'll have the pills and keep still until I'm well. E60
1 time [taim]
2 timetable [5taim7teibl] 3 table [5teibl]
4 vegetable [5vedVitEbl] 5 able [5eibl]
6 unable [Qn5eibl]
On the table I'm still unable to get the vegetable by the timetable. E61
1 very [5veri] 2 every [5evri]
3 everybody [5evribEdi] 4 everything [5evriWiN] 5 ever [5evE]\\for ~ 6 clever [5klevE] 7 never [5nevE] 8 several [5sevrEl] 9 general [5dVenErEl]
Several generals say that every very clever soldier is never soldier for ever. E62
1 since [sins]
2 once [wQns]\\at ~ 3 one [wQn]
4 oneself [wQ5self] 5 none [nQn]
6 everyone [5evriwQn]
None once cut one's hair for oneself, since everyone can't. E63
1 thing [WiN]
2 nothing [5nQWiN] 3 clothing [5klEuWiN] 4 cloth [klCW] 5 clothes [klEuTz] 6 both [bEuW]
They both have nothing but cloth and clothing. E64
1 any [5eni]
2 anything [5eniWiN] 3 anybody [5eni7bCdi] 4 body [5bCdi]
5 nobody [5nEubEdi] 6 no [nEu] 7 nor [nC:]
Nobody sees anybody and anything, nor do I. E65
1 double [5dQbl]
2 trouble [5trQbl]\\~some [-sEm] 3 some [sQm]
4 somebody [5sQmbEdi] 5 someone [5sQmwQn] 6 something [5sQmWiN]
7 sometime [5sQmtaim]\\~s [-z]
Sometimes something troublesome may get somebody into double troubles. E66
1 onto [5Cntu]
2 into [5intu, 5intE] 3 to [tu, tE]
4 tomato [tE5meitEu]\\~es 5 tomb [tu:m] 6 comb [kEum]
He jumped onto the tomb and got into it to find a comb and some tomatoes. E67
1 hot [hCt]\\heat [hi:t] 2 hotel [hEu5tel] 3 lot [lCt]\\a ~ 4 not [nCt] 5 pot [pCt]
6 potato [pE5teitEu]\\~es 7 pottery [5pCtEri]
There are pots of potatoes and lots of pottery in the hot hotel. E68
1 here [hiE] 2 there [TZE] 3 where [wZE]
4 wherever [wZEr5evE]
5 anywhere [5eniwZE]\\somewhere [5sQmwZE] 6 everywhere [5evriwZE]
Potatoes are here, there and everywhere; wherever you can find some. E69
1 box [bCks]
2 boy [bCi]\\~friend [5-frend] 3 toy [tCi]
4 joy [dVCi]\\~ful [5-fl]
5 enjoy [in5dVCi]\\~ment [-mEnt] 6 enjoyable [in5dVCiEbl]
The joyful boy enjoys a box of enjoyable toys. E70 1 ear [iE] 2 early [5E:li]
3 earth [E:W]\\~quake [5-kweik] 4 bear [bZE] 5 dear [diE]
6 hear [hiE]\\~d [hE:d] 7 heart [hB:t]
Early on the earth, I heard with my ears the dear bear's heart beating.
E71
1 cake [keik] 2 lake [leik]
3 make [meik]\\made [meid] 4 maker [5meikE]
5 wake [weik]\\woke [wEuk]\\woken [5wEukEn]
The cake maker waked early to make cakes on the lake. E72
1 soon [su:n] 2 moon [mu:n]
3 moonlight [5mu:nlait] 4 mooncake [5mu:nkeik] 5 noon [nu:n]
6 afternoon [5B:ftE5nu:n]
The moon came up soon in the afternoon and we had mooncakes in the moonlight. E73
1 April [5eiprEl] 2 apple [5Apl]
3 happen [5hApEn]
4 happy [5hApi]\\happily [-li] 5 happiness [5hApinis]
The happy man happened to eat an apple in April. E74
1 day [dei]
2 today [tE5dei] 3 daytime [5deitaim] 4 daylight [5deilait] 5 holiday [5hClEdi]
We had a happy holiday in the daytime of today. E75
1 God [^Cd]
2 go [^Eu]\\went [went]\\gone [^Cn] 3 ago [E5^Eu] 4 age [eidV]\\~d 5 page [peidV]
6 manage [5mAnidV]\\~r 7 message [5mesidV]
Days ago, the aged manager saw the God put the message on page 1. E76
1 coat [kEut] 2 boat [bEut]
3 boating [5bEutiN]
4 road [rEud]
5 roadside [5rEudsaid]
The boys in overcoats went boating on the roadside lake. E77
1 over [5EuvE]
2 overcoat [5EuvEkEut] 3 cover [5kQvE]
4 discover [dis5kQvE] 5 discovery [dis5kQvEri]
I discovered the cover in my overcoat. E78
1 throw [WrEu]\hrew [Wru:]\hrown [WrEun] 2 borrow [5bCrEu] 3 arrow [5ArEu] 4 narrow [5nArEu]
5 narrow-minded [5nArEu 5maindid] 6 tomorrow [tE5mCrEu]
Tomorrow I'll borrow an arrow and throw it onto the narrow road. E79
1 at [At, Et] 2 bat [bAt] 3 hat [hAt]
4 that [TAt]\hose [TEuz] 5 what [wCt]
\"What?\"\"He bats at the bat in that hat!\" E80
1 clean [kli:n]\\~ly [5-li] 2 cleaner [5kli:nE]
3 Oceania [7EuFi5einjE] 4 mean [mi:n]\\~t [ment] 5 meaning [5mi:niN]
The cleaner means that Oceania is clean. E81
1 Spanish [5spAniF] 2 dish [diF] 3 finish [5finiF]
4 fish [fiF]\\~erman [5fiFEmEn] 5 wish [wiF] 6 wash [wCF]
7 washing [5wCFiN]
The fisherman wishes to wash those finished Spanish dishes. E82
1 trousers [5trauzEz] 2 blouse [blauz]
3 house [haus]
4 housework [5hauswE:k] 5 model [5mCdl]
6 modern [5mCdEn]\\~ize [-aiz]
The modern model's housework is washing blouses and trousers. E83
1 learn [lE:n]\\~t [-t] 2 clear [kliE]\\~ly [5-li] 3 near [niE]
4 nearby [5niEbai] 5 nearly [5niEli]
6 wear [wZE]\\wore [wC:]\\worn [wC:n] 7 year [jE:, jiE]\\~ly [5-li]
I clearly learned that he had worn the trousers for nearly one year. E84
1 store [stC:]\\~house [5-haus] 2 score [skC:] 3 before [bi5fC:]
4 foreign [5fCrEn]\\~er [-E] 5 forest [5fCrist] 6 more [mC:]
The foreign forest store scored more before. E85
1 silent [5sailEnt]\\~ly [-li] 2 fragile [5frAdVail]
3 mile [mail]\\~age [5-idV]\\~stone [5-stEun] 4 smile [smail] 5 while [wail] 6 which [witF] 7 rich [ritF]
Which rich man smiled a while at the fragile milestone silently? E86
1 eat [i:t]\\ate [eit]\\eaten [5i:tn] 2 meat [mi:t]
3 beat [bi:t]\\~\\~en [5bi:tn] 4 great [^reit]\\~ly [5-li] 5 seat [si:t]
The great man beats his seat while eating meat. E87
1 a [ei, E]\\a horse 2 an [An, En]\\an hour 3 animal [5AnimEl] 4 answer [5B:nsE] 5 fan [fAn]
An animal fan can answer such a question. E88
1 question [5kwesFEn] 2 best [best] 3 test [test] 4 west [west]
5 westward(s) [5westwE:d(z)] 6 yesterday [5jestEdi] 7 yes [jes]
Yes, yesterday I went westward and did my best to answer the test question. E89
1 bell [bel]
2 hello [5helEu]
3 sell [sel]\\sold [sEuld] 4 seller [5selE]\\best-~ 5 well [wel]
The best-seller Hello from Bell sells well. E90
1 panda [5pAndE] 2 sand [sAnd]\\~y [5-i] 3 sandwich [5sAnwitF] 4 thousand [5WauzEnd] 5 stand [stAnd]\\stood [stud]
6 understand [7QndE5stAnd]\stood [7QndE5stud] 7 understanding [7QndE5stAndiN] 8 under [5QndE]
The panda standing under the tree understands why the thousand sandwiches are sandy. E91
1 alone [E5lEun] 2 lonely [5lEunli] 3 stone [stEun] 4 phone [fEun]
5 telephone [5telifEun]
6 television [5teli7viVEn], TV
Lonely Stone stood alone, holding the phone of the telephone on the television. E92
1 America [E5merikE] 2 American [E5merikEn] 3 Africa [5AfrikE] 4 African [5AfrikEn] 5 afraid [E5freid] 6 from [frCm, frEm]
I'm afraid he came from Africa not America.
E93
1 beneath [bi5ni:W]
2 death [deW]\\dead [ded] 3 weather [5weTE] 4 sweater [5swetE] 5 wheat [wi:t]
In cold weather, the sweater kept the wheat beneath from death. E94
1 Europe [5juErEp]
2 European [7juErE5piEn] 3 hope [hEup]\\~ful\\~less
4 operate [5CpEreit]\\operator [5CpEreitE] 5 operation [7CpE5reiFn]
6 liberate [5libEreit]\\liberty [5libEti] 7 liberation [7libE5reiFn]
The European hopes an operation after liberation. E95
1 ring [riN]\\rang [rAN]\\rung [rQN] 2 spring [spiN]\\~time [5-taim] 3 bring [briN]\\brought [brC:t] 4 during [5djuEriN] 5 duty [5dju:ti]\\on ~
During my duty, the ring brings me into spring. E96
1 fire [5faiE]
2 fireman [5faiEmEn] 3 fireplace [5faiEpleis] 4 tire [5taiE]
5 tired [5taiEd]\iring [5taiEriN] 6 tireless [5taiElis]\\~ly [-li]
The fireman fired at the tire in the fireplace tirelessly. E97
1 with [wiT]
2 without [wi5Taut] 3 out [aut]
4 outside [5aut5said] 5 about [E5baut] 6 shout [Faut]
He walks about outside my room without shouting. E98
1 film [film] 2 fill [fil]
3 full [ful]\\~y [5fuli] 4 full-time [5ful taim]
5 pull [pul]
I pulled out a box and fully filled it with film. E99 1 sea [si:]
2 seaman [5si:mEn] 3 seashore [5si:5FC:] 4 seagull [5si:^Ql]
5 season [5si:zEn]\\~al [-l] 6 reason [5ri:zn]
There's no reason in this season for the seaman to pull the seagulls onto the seashore. E100
1 cheap [tFi:p] 2 chip [tFip] 3 trip [trip]
4 ship [Fip]\\~ment [5-mEnt] 5 shop [FCp]
6 shopkeeper [5FCp7ki:pE] 7 shopping [5FCpiN]
The shopkeeper tripped over the cheap chips on the shopping ship. E101
1 law [lC:]\\~yer [5lC:jE]
2 draw [drC:]\\drew [dru:]\\drawn [drC:n] 3 drawing [5drC:iN] 4 dry [drai]\\~ness [5-nis] 5 cry [krai]
6 fry [frai]\\fried [fraid] 7 try [trai]
\"The lawyer's drawing is dry, \"cried the fried chip trier. E102
1 look [luk]\\~out [5-5aut] 2 book [buk]
3 bookseller [5buk7selE] 4 bookshop [5bukFCp] 5 cook [kuk]\\~er [5-E] 6 copy [5kCpi]\\~book
The bookseller looks for a copybook for the cook in his bookshop. E103
1 he [hi:, hi] 2 help [help]
3 helpful [5helpfl]\\helpless [5helplis] 4 her [hE:] 5 hers [hE:z]
6 herself [hE:5self]
He helps her on with her coat. E104
1 young [jQN] 2 you [ju:] 3 your [jC:] 4 yours [jC:z]
5 yourself [juE:5self]\\yourselves 6 tour [tuE]\\~ist [5tuErist]
You young tourists help yourselves. E105
1 horse [hC:s]\\~back [5-bAk] 2 worse [wE:s]\\~n [5-n] 3 worst [wE:st] 4 worry [5wQri] 5 worried [5wQrid] 6 sorry [5sCri]
Sorry, don't worry about the worse horse. E106
1 face [feis]
2 place [pleis]\ake ~ 3 palace [5pAlis] 4 race [reis]
5 race-horse [5reis hC:s]\\horse-race 6 space [speis]
7 spaceship [5speisFip]
The horse-race took place in a palace facing the spaceship. E107
1 mouth [mauW]
2 mouthful [5mauWfl] 3 south [sauW]
4 southern [5sQTEn]
5 southwest [5sauW5west] 6 southeast [5sauW5i:st]
The southern horse's mouth faces southeast or southwest. E108
1 pronounce [prE5nauns] 2 count [kaunt] 3 country [5kQntri]
4 countryside [5kQntrisaid] 5 mountain [5mauntin]
6 mountainous [5mauntinEs] 7 aunt [B:nt]
Aunt counted the mountains in the countryside and pronounced the number. E109
1 east [i:st]
2 eastern [5i:stEn]
3 eastward [5i:stwEd]\\~s [-z] 4 least [li:st] 5 beast [bi:st]
At least one beast ran eastwards to the eastern country. E110
1 job [dVCb] 2 join [dVCin] 3 joint [dVCint] 4 point [pCint]
5 pointed [5pCintid] 6 coin [kCin]
My job is joining the coins up with the pointed joint. E111
1 ah [B:], aha [B5hB:] 2 ahead [E5hed] 3 head [hed]
4 headache [5hedeik] 5 headline [5hedlain]
6 headmaster [5hed5mB:stE] 7 headmistress [5hed5mistris] 8 headteacher [5hed5ti:tFE]
\"Aha, headaches ahead!\" the headmaster points the headline and says to the headmistress. E112
1 dead [ded]
2 lead [li:d]\\led [led] 3 leader [5li:dE] 4 read [ri:d]\\~ [red] 5 reader [5ri:dE]
6 ready [5redi]\\~-made [-meid] 7 already [C:l5redi] 8 bread [bred]
9 instead [in5sted]\\~ of
Bread is already ready for the reader instead of the dead leader. E113
1 above [E5bQv] 2 love [lQv] 3 lover [5lQvE] 4 move [mu:v]
5 movement [5mu:vmEnt] The lovers moved above. E114
1 meet [mi:t]\\met [met] 2 meeting [5mi:tiN] 3 street [stri:t] 4 sweet [swi:t]
5 sweeten [5swi:tn]
After the meeting they meet in Sweet Street. E115
1 boot [bu:t]
2 foot [fut]\\feet [fi:t] 3 football [5futbC:l] 4 shoot [Fu:t]\\shot [FCt] 5 shoe [Fu:]
The boots are my football shoes, with which I shoot. E116
1 spell [spel]
2 spelling [5speliN] 3 tell [tel]\old [tEuld] 4 teller [5telE]
5 retell [5ri:5tel]\\retold [5ri:5tEuld]
The teller retold the spelling of \"hello\". E117
1 summer [5sQmE]
2 mum [mQm], mummy [5mQmi] 3 mom [mCm] 4 my [mai]
5 myself [mai5self] 6 enemy [5enimi]
This summer my mummy will be my enemy. E118 1 me [mi:]
2 meter, metre [5mi:tE]
3 kilometer, kilometre [5kilEmi:tE] 4 kilo [5ki:lEu]
5 kilogram [5kilE^rAm] 6 grammar [5^rAmE]
Tell me the grammar about kilogram and kilometer. E119
1 eight [eit]
2 eighteen [5ei5ti:n] 3 eighth [5eitW] 4 eighty [5eiti]
5 neighbo(u)r [5neibE]\\~hood [-hud] 6 weigh [wei] 7 weight [weit]
My neighbor weighs eighty-eight kilos. E120
1 invite [in5vait]
2 invitation [7invi5teiFEn] 3 kite [kait] 4 quite [kwait]
5 quiet [5kwaiEt]\\~ly [-li]
Kite invites me to fly kite quite quietly. E121 1 hi [hai] 2 high [hai]
3 highway [5haiwei] 4 light [lait]\\~er [5-E] 5 light [lait]\\~en [5-n] 6 flight [flait]
7 fly [flai]\\flew [flu:]\\flown [flEun]
The light kite flies high above the highway. E122
1 fight [fait]\\fought [fC:t] 2 fighter [5faitE] 3 right [rait]
4 bright [brait]\\~ly [5-li] 5 frighten [5fraitEn]\\~ed [-d] 6 frightful [5fraitful]
The bright fighter isn't frightened of frightful fight for his own right. E123
1 city [5siti] 2 pity [5piti]
3 capital [5kApitl] 4 hospital [5hCspitl] 5 spit [spit]\\spat [spAt] 6 sit [sit]\\sat [sAt] 7 visit [5vizit]\\~or [-E]
It's a pity for the city visitor to sit in the Capital Hospital spitting. E124
1 Mexican [5meksikEn] 2 Mexico [5meksikEu] 3 except [ik5sept] 4 exit [5eksit] 5 next [nekst]
6 text [tekst]\\~book [5-buk]
In the next text, the Mexican will exit. E125
1 straight [streit]
2 straighten [5streitn] 3 night [nait]
4 night-time [5naittaim] 5 tonight [tE5nait]
He sat straight in every night except tonight. E126
1 grass [^rB:s] 2 pass [pB:s]
3 passenger [5pAsindVE]
4 passer-by [5pB:sE5bai]\\passers-by [5pB:sEz5bai] 5 mass [mAs]
The passers-by and the passengers pass a mass of grass fast. E127
1 England [5iN^lEnd] 2 English [5iN^liF]
3 English-speaking [5iN^liFspi:kiN]
4 Englishman [5iN^liFmEn]\\Englishmen 5 engineer [7endVi5niE]\\~ing [-riN] 6 cheer [tFiE]\\~ful [5-fl] 7 pioneer [7paiE5niE]
In England the English-speaking engineer is cheered by the cheerful Young Pioneers. E128
1 other [5QTE]
2 another [E5nQTE] 3 brother [5brQTE]
4 mother [5mQTE]\\~ly [-li] 5 father [5fB:TE] 6 rather [5rB:TE]
My father rather loves my mother and brother. E129
1 friend [frend]\\~ly [5-li] 2 friendship [5frendFip] 3 end [end]\\~less [5-lis] 4 ending [5endiN]
5 lend [lend]\\lent [lent] 6 loan [lEun] 7 mend [mend]
8 send [send]\\sent [sent]
Their endless friendship had been mended but never lent or sent to others. E130
1 sudden [5sQdn]\\~ly [-li] 2 ten [ten]\\~th [-W] 3 tennis [5tenis]\able ~
4 then [Ten] 5 when [wen] 6 hen [hen]
...then we play tennis when ten hens suddenly cried. E131
1 spend [spend]\\spent [spent] 2 expensive [iks5pensiv]
3 pen [pen]\\~-name [5pen neim] 4 pen-friend [5pen frend] 5 pencil [5pensl]
6 pencil-box [5pensEl bCks] 7 open [5EupEn]\\~ly [-li] 8 penny [5peni]\\pence [pens]
I spent ten pence on the expensive pen in the open pencil-box. E132
1 is [iz]\\was [wCz, wEz] 2 his [hiz]
3 this [Tis]\hese [Ti:z] 4 island [5ailEnd] 5 land [lAnd] 6 hand [hAnd]
7 husband [5hQzbEnd]
This island is the land handed down by her husband. E133
1 line [lain]
2 cinema [5sinimE] 3 nine [nain]
4 nineteen [5nain5ti:n] 5 ninety [5nainti] 6 ninth [nainW]
Ninety people lined up in nineteen lines before the cinema. E134 1 air [ZE]
2 airless [5ZElis] 3 airline [5ZElain] 4 airliner [5ZE7lainE] 5 airport [5ZEpC:t]
The airline's airliner lands on the airless airport. E135
1 comfortable [5kQmfEtEbl]\,"p":{"h":19.367,"w":38.231,"x":350.325,"y":1023.842,"z":121},"ps":null,"s":{"letter-spacing":"-0.162[Qn-] 2 short [FC:t]\\~en [5-n] 3 north [nC:W]
4 northeast [5nC:W5i:st]
5 northern [5nC:TEn]\\~er [-E]
6 northwards [5nC:WwEdz] 7 northwest [5nC:W5west]
The short northerner moved from northeast to the comfortable northwest. E136
1 importance [im5pC:tEns] 2 important [im5pC:tEnt] 3 report [ri5pC:t]\\~er [-E] 4 sport [spC:t]
5 sportsman [5spC:tsmEn]
The reporter's short report on the sports is important to the sportsmen. E137
1 desk [desk] 2 ask [B:sk]
3 basket [5bB:skit]
4 basketball [5bB:skitbC:l] 5 mask [mB:sk]
The man in mask asks me for the basketball on my desk. E138
1 May [mei]
2 may [mei]\\might [mait] 3 maybe [5meibi:] 4 way [wei]\\any ~ 5 always [5C:lweiz] 6 away [E5wei]
Maybe you may say, \"May always goes away with spring.\" E139
1 shake [Feik]\\shook [Fuk]\\shaken [5FeikEn] 2 take [teik]\ook [tuk]\aken [5teikEn] 3 take-away [5teik E5wei]
4 mistake [mis5teik]\\mistook\\mistaken 5 taxi [5tAksi]
She shakes her hand to a taxi and takes it to a take-away restaurant. E140
1 goal [^Eul]\\~keeper [5-7ki:pE] 2 coal [kEul]
3 coal-mine [5kEul main] 4 mine [main]
5 examine [i^5zAmin] 6 example [i^5zB:mpl]
In the coal-mine the goalkeeper had my coal example examined. E141
1 am [Am, Em]\\was [wCz] 2 camera [5kAmErE] 3 game [^eim]
4 same [seim]
5 name [neim]\\~ly [5-li] 6 family [5fAmili]\\~ name 7 famous [5feimEs]
On the same games, I'm famous for my family name Camera. E142
1 March [mB:tF] 2 Arctic [5B:ktik]
3 Antarctic [An5tB:ktik]\\~a [-E] 4 plant [plB:nt]
5 elephant [5elifEnt] 6 want [wCnt]
The elephants want to plant trees on Antarctica in March. E143
1 of [Cv, Ev] 2 off [Cf]
3 coffee [5kCfi] 4 feel [fi:l]\\felt [felt] 5 feeling [5fi:liN] 6 offer [5CfE] 7 prefer [pri5fE:]
8 preferable [5prefErEbl]
I feel the offer of the coffee is preferable. E144
1 science [5saiEns] 2 scientist [5saiEntist] 3 different [5difrEnt] 4 difference [5difrEns] 5 difficult [5difikElt] 6 difficulty [5difikElti] 7 result [ri5zQlt]
\"Different difficulty results from different science, \"the scientist says. E145
1 captain [5kAptin]
2 certain [5sE:tn]\\~ly [-li] 3 certainty [5sE:tEnti] 4 Britain [5britEn] 5 British [5britiF]
The captain is certainly from Britain. E146
1 use [ju:s]\\~ful [5-fl]
2 excuse [iks5kju:z]\\[iks5kju:s] 3 museum [mju:5ziEm] 4 music [5mju:zik]\\~al [-El]
5 because [bi5kCz] 6 cause [kC:z] 7 pause [pC:z]
Excuse me for using the musical museum; the music paused because of this cause. E147
1 banana [bE5nB:nE] 2 Canada [5kAnEdE] 3 Canadian [kE5neidjEn] 4 can [kAn]\\could [kud, kEd] 5 can't [kB:nt], cannot [5kAnEt] 6 candle [5kAndl]
Can the Canadian banana be used as candle? E148
1 child [tFaild]\\children [5tFildrEn] 2 China [5tFainE] 3 Chinese [5tFai5ni:z] 4 Japan [dVE5pAn]
5 Japanese [7dVEpE5ni:z] 6 these [Ti:z]
These Chinese children can speak Japanese. E149
1 again [E5^en] 2 against [E5^enst] 3 rain [rein] 4 rainy [5reini] 5 train [trein]
In these rainy days, the train runs against the rain again. E150
1 bag [bA^]
2 baggage [5bA^idV] 3 cabbage [5kAbidV] 4 language [5lAN^widV] 5 village [5vilidV]\\~r [-E]
\"In my baggage, there's a bag of cabbages, \"the villager says in his language. E151
1 most [mEust]
2 almost [5C:lmEust] 3 cost [kCst]\\cost 4 costly [5kCstli] 5 post [pEust]
6 post office [5pEust 5Cfis] 7 postcard [5pEustkB:d] 8 postman [5pEustmEn]
In the post office, the postcards almost cost the postman's most money. E152 1 far [fB:]
2 farther [5fB:TE]\\farthest [5fB:Tist] 3 further [5fE:TE] 4 furthest [5fE:Tist] 5 harvest [5hB:vist]
I go farther to get further harvest. E153
1 Egypt [5i:dVipt]\\~ian [i5dVipFn] 2 egg [e^] 3 leg [le^]
4 beg [be^]\\beggar [5be^E]
5 begin [bi5^in]\\began [bi5^An]\\begun [bi5^Qn] 6 beginning [bi5^iniN]\\beginner [bi5^inE] 7 be [bi:, bi]\\was, were\\been [bi:n] 8 beef [bi:f]
The one-legged beggar beginner had been to Egypt and begged eggs and beef there. E154
1 garden [5^B:dEn]\\~er [-E]
2 hard [hB:d]\\~en [5-n]\\~working [5-5wE:kiN] 3 hardly [5hB:dli] 4 pardon [5pB:dn] 5 forward [5fC:wEd] 6 toward(s) [tE5wC:d(z)]
The hardworking gardener goes forward towards the garden to beg her pardon. E155
1 knife [naif]\\knives [naivz] 2 life [laif]\\lives [laivz] 3 lifeboat [5laifbEut] 4 lifetime [5laiftaim] 5 wife [waif]
The knife in the lifeboat saved his wife's life. E156
1 easy [5i:zi] 2 easily [5i:zili]
3 please [pli:z]\\~d [-d] 4 pleasure [5pleVE] 5 treasure [5treVE]
Please treasure the easily got pleasure. E157
1 long [lCN] 2 along [E5lCN]
3 alongside [E5lCNsaid] 4 belong [bi5lCN] 5 wrong [rCN]\\~doing
You're wrong, the long pencil alongside the book belongs to me. E158
1 sing [siN]\\sang [sAN]\\sung [sQN] 2 singer [5siNE] 3 song [sCN]
4 among [E5mQN] 5 strong [strCN] 6 strongly [5strCNli]
The strong singer sang several songs among us. E159
1 leaf [li:f]\\leaves [5li:vz] 2 leafy [5li:fi] 3 pea [pi:] 4 pear [pZE]
5 P.E.(physical education)
On the P.E. class, we saw many peas and pears among the leaves. E160
1 August [5C^Est]
2 Australia [Cs5treiljE] 3 Australian [Cs5treiljEn] 4 just [dVQst] 5 locust [5lEukEst] 6 must [mQst]
7 mustn't [5mQsnt]
Just in August, locusts mustn't be in Australia. E161
1 uncle [5QNkl] 2 cycle [5saikl] 3 bicycle [5baisikl] 4 bike [baik]=bicycle
5 like [laik]\\dis~ [dis5laik] 6 like [laik]\,"p":{"h":19.367,"w":38.27,"x":219.645,"y":906.738,"z":102},"ps":null,"s":{"letter-spacing":"-0.152[5Qn5laik]
Unlike my uncle, I like bicycling. E162 1 but [bQt] 2 cut [kQt]\\~
3 nut [nQt]\\earth~ [5E:W-] 4 put [put]\\~
5 public [5pQblik]\\~ly [-li] 6 republic [ri5pQblik]
Cutting nuts puts the public of the republic into trouble.
E163
1 cool [ku:l]\\~ness [5ku:lnis] 2 fool [fu:l]
3 foolish [5fu:liF]\\~ly [-li]
4 school [sku:l]\\~master [5-7mB:stE] 5 schoolbag [5sku:lbA^] 6 wool [wul]\\~en [5-lin]
The foolish schoolmaster put on a woolen coat in the cool day. E164
1 dark [dB:k]\\~ness [5-nis] 2 mark [mB:k] 3 market [5mB:kit]
4 park [pB:k]\\~ing [5-iN]
5 supermarket [5su:pE7mB:kit]
There's a No Parking mark in the dark supermarket. E165
1 arm [B:m] 2 arms [B:mz] 3 army [5B:mi]
4 farm [fB:m]\\~er [5-E] 5 warm [wC:m]\\~th [-W] 6 war [wC:]\\~ship [5-Fip]
On the warm warship the farmer rested his arm on the army's arms. E166
1 receive [ri5si:v]
2 give [^iv]\\gave [^eiv]\\given [5^ivn] 3 gift [^ift] 4 five [faiv]
5 fifteen [7fif5ti:n]\\~th [-W] 6 fifth [fifW] 7 fifty [5fifti] 8 lift [lift]
The five children received fifty gifts given by the liftman. E167
1 form [fC:m]\\~ation [fC:5meiFn] 2 information [7infE5meiFn] 3 performance [pE5fC:mEns] 4 normal [5nC:mEl]\\~ly [-i] 5 storm [stC:m]\\~y [5-i]
Normally, storm information is given before the performance. E168
1 term [tE:m]
2 German [5dVE:mEn] 3 Germany [5dVE:mEni]
4 many [5meni]
5 man [mAn]\\~kind [5-kaind] 6 man-made [5mAn meid]
7 woman [5wumEn]\\women [5wimin] 8 manner [5mAnE]\\~s
That term in Germany, I met many German men and women of good manners. E169 1 few [fju:]
2 review [ri5vju:] 3 new [nju:] 4 news [nju:z]
5 newspaper [5nju:s7peipE]
Few new newspapers had the review. E170
1 paper [5peipE] 2 shape [Feip]
3 shapeless [5Feiplis] 4 tape [teip] 5 grape [^reip]
Tape the grapes into this shape with the paper tape. E171 1 all [C:l] 2 wall [wC:l] 3 call [kC:l]
4 fall [fC:l]\\fell [fel]\\fallen [5fC:lEn] 5 half [hB:f]\\halve [hB:v] 6 hall [hC:l]
7 shall [FAl]\\should [Fud]
\"Half of the hall wall shall fall, \"all the callers say. E172
1 chick [tFik]
2 chicken [5tFikin]
3 stick [stik]\\stuck [stQk] 4 chopstick [5tFCpstik] 5 kick [kik]
The football kicker sticks his chopsticks into the chicken. E173
1 smell [smel]\\smelt [smelt] 2 smelly [5smeli] 3 small [smC:l] 4 tall [tC:l] 5 ball [bC:l] 6 valley [5vAli]
7 volleyball [5vClibC:l]
The tall boy kicks the small smelly volleyball into the valley. E174
1 cow [kau] 2 how [hau]
3 however [hau5evE]
4 shadow [5FAdEu]\\~y [-i] 5 show [FEu]\\~ed\\~n [FEun]
The shadow shows how big the cow is, however. E175
1 now [nau]
2 know [nEu]\\knew [nju:]\\known [nEun] 3 know-all [5nEu C:l] 4 knowledge [5nClidV] 5 snow [snEu]\\~y [5-i] 6 bowl [bEul]
Now I know how to put the snow in a bowl. E176
1 idea [ai5diE]
2 ride [raid]\\rode [rEud]\\ridden [5ridn] 3 rider [5raidE] 4 video [5vidiEu]
5 wide [waid]\\~ly [5-li] 6 widespread [5waidspred] 7 widen [5waidn]
The rider's idea of making video tape is widely known. E177
1 change [tFeindV]
2 exchange [iks5tFeindV] 3 orange [5CrindV] 4 strange [streindV] 5 stranger [5streindVE]
The stranger changed his idea of exchanging oranges with me. E178
1 angry [5AN^ri]
2 hang [hAN]\\hung [hQN] 3 danger [5deindVE]
4 dangerous [5deindVErEs] 5 kangaroo [7kAN^5ru:]
It's dangerous for the angry stranger to hang the kangaroo. E179 1 rat [rAt] 2 fat [fAt]
3 fatten [5fAtn] 4 flat [flAt]
5 flatten [5flAtn] 6 flag [flA^]
A fat rat ran into the flat flag. E180 1 cat [kAt]
2 catch [kAtF]\\caught [kC:t] 3 watch [wCtF] 4 match [mAtF]
5 mathematics [7mAWi5mAtiks](math)
In the math match, I watched a cat catch rats. E181
1 pick [pik]
2 quick [kwik]\\~ly\\~ness 3 sick [sik]\\~ness [5siknis] 4 thick [Wik]\\~en [5-En] 5 ticket [5tikit]
The sick chick quickly picks a thick ticket. E182
1 late [leit]\\latest [5leitist] 2 lately [5leitli] 3 later [5leitE] 4 plate [pleit]
5 chocolate [5tFCkElit] 6 translate [5trAns5leit] 7 translation [trAns5leiFn] 8 translator [trAns5leitE]
Later came the latest news that the translator ate the chocolates in the plate. E183
1 congratulate [kEn5^rAtjuleit]
2 congratulation [kEn7^rAtju5leiFn] 3 date [deit]
4 gate [^eit]\\~ keeper 5 gateway [5^eitwei] 6 hate [heit]\\~ful [5-fl]
At the gateway the hateful gate keeper congratulated him on the date mistake. E184
1 skate [skeit]
2 skating [5skeitiN]
3 water [5wC:tE]\\~y [-ri] 4 state [steit]\\~ment [5-mEnt] 5 state [steit]\\~sman [5-smEn] 6 station [5steiFEn]
7 nation [5neiFEn]\\~al [5nAFEnl]
In the water, the skater stated the state of the national radio station.
E185 1 fail [feil]
2 failure [5feiljE] 3 mail [meil] 4 rail [reil]
5 railway [5reilwei], railroad [5reilrEud] 6 radio [5reidiEu] \\~s
He failed to mail the radio to the railway station. E186
1 could [kud] 2 should [Fud]
3 shoulder [5FEuldE]
4 shoulder-strap [5FEuldE strAp] 5 would [wud]
I could and would say that you shouldn't put on the shoulder-straps. E187
1 lion [5laiEn] 2 billion [5biljEn] 3 million [5miljEn] 4 milk [milk]\\~y [5-i] 5 silk [silk]\\~y [5-i] 6 hill [hil]\\~y [5hili] 7 kill [kil]
The man in milky silk killed millions of lions on the hill. E188
1 sheep [Fi:p]\\~
2 sleep [sli:p]\\slept [slept] 3 sleepy [5sli:pi] 4 asleep [E5sli:p]
5 sweep [swi:p]\\swept [swept]
The sleepy sheep fall asleep on the swept ground. E189
1 November [nEu5vembE] 2 December [di5sembE] 3 September [sEp5tembE]
4 member [5membE]\\~ship [-Fip] 5 number [5nQmbE] 6 No. [5nQmbE]
7 remember [ri5membE]
The member numbered \"No. 1\" may remember me in September, November and December. E190
1 rule [ru:l] 2 ruler [5ru:lE]
3 rush [rQF] 4 brush [brQF] 5 push [puF]
The ruler gave a rush of push on the brushes. E191
1 thirst [WE:st]\\~y [5-i] 2 first [fE:st] 3 girl [^E:l]
4 girlfriend [5^E:lfrend] 5 mirror [5mirE] 6 sir [sE:]
The first thirsty girl said, \"Sir, your mirror!\" E192
1 third [WE:d] 2 bird [bE:d] 3 birth [bE:W]
4 birthday [5bE:Wdei] 5 birthplace [5bE:Wpleis]
It's the bird's third birthday at its birthplace. E193
1 dirt [dE:t] 2 dirty [5dE:ti] 3 thirty [5WE:ti]
4 thirteen [5WE:5ti:n] 5 shirt [FE:t] 6 skirt [skE:t] 7 sky [skai]
There are thirteen shirts and thirty dirty skirts in the sky. 194
1 car [kB:]
2 card [kB:d]\\~board [5-bC:d] 3 carrot [5kArEt] 4 carry [5kAri] 5 scarf [skB:f]
The car carries lots of carrots, cards and scarfs. E195
1 motor [5mEutE]
2 motorcar [5mEutEkB:] 3 motorbike [5mEutEbaik] 4 motorcycle [5mEutE7saikl] 5 photo [5fEutEu]
6 photograph [5fEutE^rB:f]\\~y [fE5tC^rEfi]
The photographs show the motors of motorcars, motorbikes and motorcycles. E196
1 door [dC:]
2 doorway [5dC:wei] 3 doorbell [5dC:bel] 4 floor [flC:] 5 poor [puE]
In the doorway of the first floor, the poor man pushed the doorbell. E197
1 zero [5ziErEu] 2 zoo [zu:] 3 too [tu:]
4 tooth [tu:W]\eeth [ti:W] 5 toothpaste [5tu:Wpeist] 6 toothbrush [5tu:WbrQF] 7 toothache [5tu:Weik]
The Zoo toothpaste is good for toothache too. E198
1 knock [nCk] 2 pocket [5pCkit] 3 rock [rCk]\\~y [5-i] 4 rocking [5rCkiN] 5 sock [sCk]
6 stocking [5stCkiN]
The man with socks and stockings in his pocket knocked over the rocky rock. E199
1 lock [lCk]
2 unlock [5Qn5lCk] 3 block [blCk] 4 clock [klCk] 5 o'clock [E5klCk] 6 cock [kCk]
The cock was locked with a block of rock at ten o'clock. E200
1 either [5ai:TE, 5i:TE] 2 neither [5naiTE, 5ni:TE] 3 together [tE5^eTE]\\~ with 4 get-together
5 whether [5hweTE]\\~ or no
Whether or no, neither of us can go to either get-together. E201
1 neck [nek]\\~lace [5-lis] 2 back [bAk]
3 backache [5bAkeik] 4 black [blAk]
5 blackboard [5blAkbC:d]
6 jacket [5dVAkit]
The necklace is in the jacket on the back of the blackboard. E202
1 duck [dQk] 2 luck [lQk]
3 lucky [5lQki]\\luckily [-li] 4 truck [trQk]
5 instruct [in5strQkt]\\~or [-E] 6 instruction [in5strQkFn]\\~al [-l]
The instructor instructs the lucky duck to drive a truck. E203
1 dress [dres]
2 address [E5dres] 3 express [iks5pres]
4 expression [iks5preFEn] 5 impress [im5pres]
6 impression [im5preFn]\\impressive [im5presiv] 7 progress [5prEu^res]
Her address expressions expressed her impression of the progress in dress. E204
1 advise [Ed5vaiz] 2 advice [Ed5vais] 3 ice [ais]\\icy [5aisi] 4 rice [rais]
5 juice [dVu:s]\\juicy [5-i] 6 nice [nais]
To have iced rice and juice is nice advice. E205 1 six [siks]
2 sixth [5siksW] 3 sixty [5siksti]
4 sixteen [5siks5ti:n]\\~th [-W] 5 queen [kwi:n]
The sixteenth queen is sixty. E206
1 eleven [i5levn] 2 eleventh [i5levnW] 3 seven [5sevn] 4 seventh [5sevnW] 5 seventeen [5sevn5ti:n] 6 seventy [5sevnti]
The eleventh queen is seventeen not seventy. E207
1 cousin [5kQsn]
2 colo(u)r [5kQlE]\\~ful [-fl] 3 four [fC:]\\~th [fC:W] 4 fourteen [5fC:5ti:n] 5 forty [5fC:ti]
These four colour pencils are for my cousin, and those forty ones for me. E208
1 journey [5dVE:ni] 2 our [5auE] 3 ours [5auEz]
4 ourselves [7auE5selvz] 5 course [kC:s]\\of ~ 6 hour [5auE]\\~ly [-li]
Of course, our four hours' journey is joyful. E209 1 art [B:t]
2 artist [5B:tist]
3 part [pB:t]\\~ly [5-li] 4 apart [E5pB:t] 5 party [5pB:ti]
6 quarter [5kwC:tE]\\~s
Apart from the artist, all took part in the party at a quarter to ten. E210
1 health [helW] 2 healthy [5helWi]
3 unhealthy [Qn5helWi] 4 meal [mi:l]
5 real [riEl]\\~ly [5-i]
The meals are really unhealthy. E211
1 unit [5ju:nit] 2 unite [ju5nait] 3 united [ju5naitid] 4 universe [5ju:nivE:s]
5 university [7ju:ni5vE:siti]
These united units made up the Universe University. E212
1 salt [sC:lt]\\~y [5-i] 2 chalk [tFC:k] 3 talk [tC:k]
4 talker [5tC:kE] 5 walk [wC:k]
6 walker [5wC:kE]
The walking talker ate all the salty chalks. E213
1 grade [^reid]
2 comrade [5kCmreid] 3 complete [kEm5pli:t] 4 compute [kEm5pju:t] 5 computer [kEm5pju:tE] 6 minute [5minit]\\[mai5nju:t]
The computer completed computing the grade in minutes for comrade Li. E214
1 bed [bed]\\~room [5-rum] 2 red [red]\\~den [5-n] 3 hundred [5hQndrEd] 4 medical [5medikEl] 5 medicine [5medsin]
Hundreds of red beds in the bedroom are taken for medical use. E215
1 across [E5krCs] 2 cross [krCs]
3 crossing [5krCsiN] 4 possible [5pCsibl] 5 possibly [5pCsibli] 6 impossible [im5pCsibl]
It's impossible to go across the Red Cross road. E216
1 college [5kClidV]
2 collect [kE5lekt]\\~ion [kE5lekFn] 3 correct [kE5rekt]\\~ly [-li] 4 correction [kE5rekFn] 5 subject [5sQbdVikt] 6 electric [i5lektrik]
7 electricity [i7lek5trisiti]
The college collects correct subjects on electricity. E217
1 stamp [stAmp]
2 stamp-collector [5stAmp kE5lektE] 3 camp [kAmp]\\~er [5kAmpE] 4 lamp [lAmp]
The stamp-collector stamped on the camper's lamp. E218
1 choose [tFu:z]\\chose [tFEuz]\\chosen [5tFEuzn] 2 lose [lu:z]\\lost [lCst] 3 loser [5lu:zE] 4 close [klEuz]\\~d 5 nose [nEuz] 6 those [TEuz]
7 whose [hu:z]
Choose those losers whose noses are closed. E219
1 corner [5kC:nE] 2 morning [5mC:niN] 3 born [bC:n]
4 burn [bE:n]\\~t [bE:nt] 5 return [ri5tE:n] 6 turn [tE:n]\\in ~ 7 turning [5tE:niN]
From the burning turning, they return in turn to see the boy born in the corner this morning. E220
1 exercise [5eksEsaiz] 2 noise [5nCiz] 3 noisy [5nCizi] 4 raise [reiz] 5 praise [preiz]
The pig raiser praised the noisy exercises. E221
1 rise [raiz]\\rose [rEuz]\\risen [5rizn] 2 surprise [sE5praiz] 3 surprising [sE5praiziN] 4 surprised [sE5praizd] 5 prize [praiz] 6 size [saiz]
The size of the prize rises surprisingly. E222
1 ache [eik]
2 stomach [5stQmEk]\\~ache [-eik] 3 machine [mE5Fi:n]\\~ry [-Eri] 4 shine [Fain]\\shone [FCn] 5 shining [5FainiN] 6 sunshine [5sQnFain]
In the sunshine the stomach of the shining machine no longer aches. E223
1 each [i:tF] 2 reach [ri:tF]
3 teach [ti:tF]\aught [tC:t] 4 teacher [5ti:tFE] 5 team [ti:m]
6 teamwork [5ti:mwE:k]
7 tea [ti:]\\~cup [5-kQp]\\~pot [5-pCt]
I reach the teacup for each teacher of our team.
E224
1 build [bild]\\built [bilt] 2 building [5bildiN] 3 fruit [fru:t]\\~ful [5-fl] 4 suit [sju:t]
5 suitable [5sju:tEbl]
The fruit seller got a suitable suit from the building. E225
1 biology [bai5ClEdVi] 2 biologist [bai5ClEdVist] 3 list [list] 4 listen [5lisn] 5 listener [5lisnE]
6 sister [5sistE]\\~-in-law [-rinlC:]
My sister is among the ten listeners listed by the biologist. E226
1 between [bi5twi:n] 2 twelfth [twelfW] 3 twelve [twelf] 4 twenty [5twenti]
5 twentieth [5twentiEW] 6 twice [twais] 7 twin [twin]
8 two [tu:]\\~-thirds [5- WE:dz]
\"Twelve is between two and twenty, \"the twin said twice. E227
1 London [5lQndEn] 2 Londoner [5lQndEnE] 3 common [5kCmEn]
4 uncommon [Qn5kCmEn] 5 monument [5mCnjumEnt]
The common Londoner's monument is uncommon. E228 1 key [ki:]
2 monkey [5mQNki] 3 money [5mQni] 4 honest [5Cnist] 5 honesty [5Cnisti]
It's honesty not money that won the monkey a gold key. E229
1 often [5Cfn]
2 soft [sCft]\\~en [5sCfn] 3 softly [5sCftli] 4 so [sEu]
5 also [5C:lsEu] 6 else [els]
Someone else's hair is also so soft as he often cares it. E230
1 convenience [kEn5vi:niEns] 2 convenient [kEn5vi:niEnt]
3 inconvenient [7inkEn5vi:niEnt] 4 invent [in5vent]
5 invention [in5venFn] 6 inventor [in5ventE]
Inventors' inventions make the life more convenient. E231
1 center, centre [5sentE] 2 central [5sentrEl] 3 century [5sentFuri] 4 enter [5entE]
5 entrance [5entrEns]
From the entrance, I enter the center of the century-old cent. E232
1 present [5preznt]\\~ly
2 present [5preznt]\\[pri5zent] 3 accident [5AksidEnt] 4 accidental [7Aksi5dentl] 5 student [5stju:dEnt] 6 study [5stQdi]
The student is studying an accident present at present. E233
1 blue [blu:] 2 guess [^es] 3 league [li:^] 4 queue [kju:] 5 true [tru:]
6 truth [tru:W]\\~ful [5-fl]
The truthful league guesses my queue is blue. E234
1 Asia [5eiFE] 2 Asian [5eiFn]
3 India [5indjE]\\~n [-n] 4 Russia [5rQFE] 5 Russian [5rQFn] 6 discuss [dis5kQs]
7 discussion [dis5kQFn]
The Indian and the Asian spoke Russian in the discussion. E235
1 less [les]\\~en [5lesn] 2 lesson [5lesn] 3 person [5pE:sn] 4 perhaps [pE5hAps] 5 son [sQn]
Perhaps that person's son's lessons will be lessened. E236
1 problem [5prCblEm]
2 produce [prE5dju:s]\\~r [-E] 3 professor [prE5fesE] 4 program [5prEu^rAm] 5 pyramid [5pirEmid]
The professor's program produced a problem to the pyramid. E237
1 map [mAp] 2 mop [mCp] 3 people [5pi:pl]
4 popular [5pCpjulE]
5 population [7pCpju5leiFEn]
The maps on the mop are popular with those people. E238
1 step [step] 2 stop [stCp] 3 top [tCp]
4 crop [krCp]\\~s 5 drop [drCp]
The crops stop dropping from the top step. E239
1 it [it]\\itself [it5self] 2 its [its] 3 fit [fit] 4 hit [hit]\\~ 5 bit [bit]
6 rabbit [5rAbit]
The rabbit fitted itself for a bit of hit. E240
1 hunger [5hQN^E] 2 hungry [5hQN^ri] 3 jungle [5dVQN^l] 4 June [dVu:n] 5 July [dVu:5lai]
The tigers go hungry in the jungle in June and July. E241
1 and [And]
2 grand [^rAnd]
3 grandparents [5^rAnd7pZErEnts] 4 granddaughter\\grandson 5 grandfather\\grandmother
6 grandma [5^rAnmB:]\\grandpa [5^rAnpB:] 7 granny [5^rAni]
The granny's granddaughter and grandson took part in my grandpa's grand party. E242
1 lab [lAb]=laboratory 2 laboratory [5lAbErEtEri] 3 story [5stC:ri] 4 history [5histEri] 5 victory [5viktEri]
This story tells his history of victory in the laboratory. E243
1 beautiful [5bju:tiful] 2 beautifully [5bju:tifuli] 3 autumn [5C:tEm]
4 mid-autumn [5mid 5C:tEm] 5 middle [5midl]
The beautiful Mid-autumn Festival is in the middle of autumn. E244 1 wet [wet] 2 yet [jet] 3 set [set]\\set 4 secret [5si:krit] 5 second [5sekEnd]
6 wonder [5wQndE]\\~ful [-fl]
I wonder why the second secret set is wet yet. E245
1 dollar [5dClE] 2 large [lB:dV] 3 largely [5lB:dVli] 4 star [stB:] 5 start [stB:t]
The star starts to spend dollars largely. E246 1 in [in]
2 final [5fainEl]\\~ly [-i] 3 thin [Win]\\~ness [5-is] 4 winter [5wintE]
5 win [win]\\won [wQn] 6 winner [5winE]
7 dinner [5dinE]
In the winter, the thin winner finally won a dinner. E247
1 group [^ru:p] 2 pupil [5pju:pl] 3 cup [kQp]
4 supper [5sQpE]
5 up [Qp]\\~per [5QpE]
6 upon [E5pCn]\\once ~ a time
A group of pupils used up the upper cups on the supper. E248
1 piece [pi:s] 2 field [fi:ld]
3 believe [bi5li:v] 4 movie [5mu:vi]\\~s 5 thief [Wi:f]
The thief believes the movie field is in pieces. E249
1 glad [^lAd] 2 ladder [5lAdE] 3 lady [5leidi] 4 lazy [5leizi]
5 laziness [5leizinis]
The lazy lady is glad to lie on the ladder. E250
1 plus [plQs] 2 us [Qs, Es]
3 USA [7ju:es5ei]
4 usual [5ju:VuEl]\\~ly [-i] 5 equal [5i:kwEl]\\~ly [-i]
USA usually equals the United States of America. E251
1 dance [dB:ns] 2 dancer [5dB:nsE] 3 France [frB:ns] 4 French [frentF]
5 Frenchman [5frentFmEn]\\Frenchmen 6 menu [5menju:]
In France the dancer thinks the French menus is easy to the Frenchmen. E252 1 continent [5kCntinEnt] 2 don't [dEunt] 3 front [frQnt]
4 month [mQnW]\\~ly [5-li] 5 oh [Eu]
6 on [Cn]
7 only [5Eunli]
Oh, you stay only for one month on the continent front, don't you? E253 1 left [left] 2 let [let]\\let 3 toilet [5tCilit]
4 boil [bCil]\\~er [5-E] 5 bottle [5bCtl] 6 little [5litl]
Let the little bottle boil in the left toilet. E254
1 sure [FuE]\\~ly 2 huge [hju:dV] 3 sugar [5Fu^E]
4 sugarcane [5Fu^Ekein] 5 cane sugar [5kein 5Fu^E] 6 plane [plein]
Surely the sugar was made from sugarcanes in a huge plane. 1 geography [dVi5C^rEfi] 2 surgeon [5sE:dVEn] 3 nurse [nE:s]
4 nursery [5nE:sEri] 5 nursing [5nE:siN]
Under the nurse's nursing, the surgeon took geography class. E256 1 eye [ai]
2 eyesight [5aisait] 3 bye [bai] 4 by [bai]
5 baby [5beibi]
Don't see it by a baby's eyesight, bye!
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