English, 04.10.2021 02:30 annie2u559
1. Numerous items of have been received on this subject.(CORRESPONDENT)
2. Her sudden towards him was suspicious. (FRIEND)
3. Their were answered and the child was found safe and well. (PRAY)
4. between the rich and the poor seem to grow ever wider. (DIVIDE)
5. There are no on students to attend classes. (COMPEL)
6. Space travel is one of the wonders of science.(MODERNIZE)
7. That was an performance from such a young tennis player. (IMPRESSION)
8. The teams are playing a match on Sunday. (FRIEND)
9. I need a baby-sitter. (DEPEND)
10. They proposed making secondary education up to the age of 18. (COMPEL)
11. Much of the house has been . (MODERN)
12. She likes to spend time her home. (BEAUTY)
13. He tried to me with his extensive knowledge of wine. (IMPRESSION)
14. Let us for the victims of this terrible disaster. (PRAYER)
15. The law can fathers to make regular payments for their children. (COMPULSORY)
16. The scores of those students are always high. (IMPRESS)
17. He was back in her arms and she could once again sleep . (PEACE)
18. The two departments work of each other. (DEPEND)
19. The evening passed . (ENJOY)
20. Their house is decorated. (BEAUTY)
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