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1. The soccer coach was enjoining (V) the kids to run 5 miles. 
2. Going to my favorite restaurant is so palatable (ADJ) to myself. 
3. My latte was covered in spume (N). 
4. I held onto the rock climbing rope so tenacious (ADJ). 
5. You should always make your essay tautological (ADJ) so its not plagiarised. 
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Shannon Scandiffio
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1. The food my mom makes is very palatable. (adj)
2. The boat left a wake of white spume. (n)
3. The group had a staccato rhythm. (adj)
4. The entomology went to the forest to study a new bug. (n)
5. He had a tenacious grip on the dogs leash so it would not run away. (adj)
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Dylan Koodie
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1. Scientists strive to engender (verb) cures  for diseases.
2. The dictator enjoined (verb) his country to go to war.
3. Any money offering is palatable (adj) to me considering my income.
4. My goal in life is to ensue (verb) and pursue my dreams.
5. After popping the champagne bottle, spume (nount flew out of the top.
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Halle Spicer
1h
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1. The issue had engendered (v) a considerable amount of debt. 
2. He was enjoined (v) by his conscience from telling a lie. 
3. She had a palatable (adj) meal.
4. Applause ensues (v) after a good performance.  
5. When the police entered the home, they heard the staccato (adj) sound of a gun.
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Gabrielle Morrison
1h
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1. Be patient and the truth will eventually engender (v.).
2.  The feast we had for Thanksgiving was so palatable (adj.) that everyone had seconds.
3. The sharp and separated notes in the piano composition means that the song is staccato (adj.)
4. The bolts had to be tenacious (adj. because if they are loose our bed would fall apart.
5. There were unknown entities (n.) on this planet that might be dangerous.
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Nicole Guerriero
1h
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1. Conditions for a war were engendering (v) in Europe.
2. The doctor enjoined (v) a strict diet.
3. The palatable (adj) food was served at the party. 
4. As the days ensued, (v) he recovered his strength.
5. He had a tenacious (adj) memory. 

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1. Endangered species need special care.
2. The scientist engendered a new product.
3. The animal was spuming from the poisonous animal.
4. Her tenacious grip helped her told on.
5. God brought everything into entity.

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1. The child's good grades were ensued by studying.
2. Steve Jobs engendered the Iphone.
3. The boy loved to pick up ants so I told him to study entomology.
4. Anything you can see is in this entity.

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1. The people were enjoined (v) by their new leader.
2. The high insurance rate was ensued (v) by the crash.
3. The entomologist studied entomology (n).
4. He was tenacious (adj) in getting into the party.
5. There was an unfamiliar entity (n) standing in the shadow.

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1. She had a palatable (adj) meal.
2. Tautology(adj) is a useless statement.
3. She had a tenacious(adj) grip.
4.We learned about entomology in biology. (n)
5. After Gerry insulted Tom, everyone thought a fight would ensue (verb)  in the cafeteria.

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1.The fish found in the Pacific Ocean is now an endangered species.
2.She was enjoined to the next room.
3.Entomology can be a dangerous study.
4.Christians believe in the entity of Jesus.
5.The story was palatable and to her liking.

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1. Punishment ensued as a result of disobedience.
2. Let's engender a new product.
3. There was spume coming out of my dogs mouth.
4. The branches were tenacious in the high winds.
5. God brought everything into entity.

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1. Churches and empires were fused in a single entity(n).
2. Tautology(adj) is a useless statement.
3. She had a tenacious(adj) grip.
4. She had a passion for insects so she study entomology(n)
5. The song had staccato(adj) rhymes.

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1. I enjoin you to help with dinner.
2. The palatable pizza filled us up.
3. Ensuing the Super Bowl, the Patriots were known as world champions.
4. The spume of the ocean was cool to look at.
5. The scientist studied entomology in college.

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1. It's a teachers job to enjoin students.
2. The food was even more palatable as I was starving.
3. The orchestral piece was full of dramatic staccatos.
4. He was exhausted from the climb but his tenacious self pushed through it.
5. The entity of supernatural creatures is a myth.

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1.  I tried the new food and found it palatable.
2.  God engendered all of man kind.
3. The police officer enjoined the traffic .
4.  The ducklings ensue their mother.
5. When an animal has rabies
6.  The hard worker had a tenacious attitude.

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He engendered (v) himself into a lawsuit.
As long as the food is palatable(adj) and beneficial i will eat it.
3. My mother enjoined (v) me from being around bad influences.
4. The tenacious (adj) cheetah would not quit until he had the prey.
5. Entomology (n) is a study that requires good observations.

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1.  The tenacious (Adj.)turtle tried to bite me.

2. There was a rife (Adj.) amount of people at the game.

3. We engendered (V.) a new product.

4. My favorite branch of science is entomology (N.).

5. My parents brought me into entity (N.)

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1. I was engendered by my parents.
2. The duckling had to ensue its mother to survive.
3. The entomologist studies entomology
4. The teacher had to enjoin the children to be quiet.
5. The rabid dog had spume coming out of its mouth.

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1. The mother engendered a new child into the world on January 17, 2018.
2. I had to enjoin for my food to come to the table.
3. The police had to ensue the suspicious man.
4. The family had a tenacious bond, nobody could break them apart.
5. The student studies entomology in college.

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1. The palatable food satisfied my stomach.
2. The undercover cop ensued the suspect for three blocks.
3.The lifter had a tenacious grip on the bar in order to score well in the competition.
4. There was some spume on the top of the coffee.
5. Commander john enjoined the troops in line to prepare for battle.

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1. Her mom made a palatable meal.
2. When I was walking on the beach a spume from the waves hit my feet.
3. The tv had a staccato rhythm.
4. She studies entomology because she loves insects.
5. The little girl got scared and held her mother tenacious.

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1. The traffic cop enjoined(v) the cars.
2. The food in the cafeteria is palatable(adj).
3. He ensued(v) the job that he wanted.
4.The staccato(adj) tapping of his fingers were bother his classmates.
5.He has a tenacious(adj) personality.

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1.We engendered a variety of products at an affordable price for customers to purchase.
2.I enjoin you to walk the dog or else you will not hang out wit your friends.
3.I ensue my dreams and goals by working hard.
4.We learned about entomology in biology.
5.The beaver is entity in our ecosystem.

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1. The soccer coach was enjoining (V) the kids to run 5 miles.
2. Going to my favorite restaurant is so palatable (ADJ) to myself.
3. My latte was covered in spume (N).
4. I held onto the rock climbing rope so tenacious (ADJ).
5. You should always make your essay tautological (ADJ) so its not plagiarised.

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1. The food my mom makes is very palatable. (adj)
2. The boat left a wake of white spume. (n)
3. The group had a staccato rhythm. (adj)
4. The entomology went to the forest to study a new bug. (n)
5. He had a tenacious grip on the dogs leash so it would not run away. (adj)

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1. Scientists strive to engender (verb) cures  for diseases.
2. The dictator enjoined (verb) his country to go to war.
3. Any money offering is palatable (adj) to me considering my income.
4. My goal in life is to ensue (verb) and pursue my dreams.
5. After popping the champagne bottle, spume (nount flew out of the top.

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1. The issue had engendered (v) a considerable amount of debt.
2. He was enjoined (v) by his conscience from telling a lie.
3. She had a palatable (adj) meal.
4. Applause ensues (v) after a good performance.
5. When the police entered the home, they heard the staccato (adj) sound of a gun.

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1. Be patient and the truth will eventually engender (v.).
2.  The feast we had for Thanksgiving was so palatable (adj.) that everyone had seconds.
3. The sharp and separated notes in the piano composition means that the song is staccato (adj.)
4. The bolts had to be tenacious (adj. because if they are loose our bed would fall apart.
5. There were unknown entities (n.) on this planet that might be dangerous.

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1. Conditions for a war were engendering (v) in Europe.
2. The doctor enjoined (v) a strict diet.
3. The palatable (adj) food was served at the party.
4. As the days ensued, (v) he recovered his strength.
5. He had a tenacious (adj) memory.

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1. It helps engender (verb) a sense common humanity.
2. He enjoined  (verb) obedience on his followers.
3. The truth is not always very palatable (adj).
4. The beer will spume (verb) if you pour it too fast.
5. She gave staccato (adj) replies to every question.

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1. The restaurant hoped that the act of giving out free ice cream would engender (verb) costumer loyalty.
2. After my father learns I failed all of my exams, he will probably take steps to enjoin (Verb)  me from using my credit cards.
3. Although the food is not the tastiest I have  ever eaten, it is palatable (adj) and will fill my tummy.
4. After Gerry insulted Tom, everyone thought a fight would ensue (verb)  in the cafeteria.
5. Trapped in the cabin, the tenacious (adj) teenager would not quit until she found a way to escape.