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Many English words are d____ r from Latin. |
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They could not agree about the d _____n of the profits. |
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They bought an old house for e______ c reasons. |
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It is highly important to preserve the e _____ t |
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Our hospital was e_____ d in 1950. |
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The police e_____e the number of demonstrators at about 5, 000. |
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He was punished for giving false e_____e |
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We e_____ t rice but import wheat. |
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He analyzed the various f_____s. |
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New York is a great f_____ l center. |
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A f_____ a for settling the border dispute has been worked out. |
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The teacher did not explain its grammatical f _____n. |
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She i _____d him as her attacker |
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Tony lives beyond his i_____e. |
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His hesitation i_____ e unwillingness |
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Students can apply for i_____ l tuition. |
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His problem is s_____ r to yours |
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They are required to publish the s _____ e of their campaign funds. |
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Education should not be restricted to any one s_____ c age group. |
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We know a lot about the s _____ e of genes now. |
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