Confusing VOCABULARY part 1

Target Language or Knowledge:

He accepts defeat well. Please take all the books off the table except for the thick one. Lack of sleep affects the quality of your work. The effect of the light made the room bright. I have a lot of friends. The magician preformed a great illusion. Dinner was all ready when the guests arrived. The turkey was already cooked when the guests arrived. Altogether, I thought it was a great idea! We were all together at the family reunion. The fence kept the dogs apart. A part of the plan is to wake up at dawn. The plane’s ascent made my ears pop. You could see his breath in the cold air. If you don’t breathe, then you are dead. The capital of Hawaii is Honolulu. That is the capitol building. I cited 10 quotes from the speech. You can not build on that site. The sight of land is refreshing. I complimented my wife on her cooking. We all have a conscience of right and wrong. The boxer is still conscious. I went to the city council meeting. My accountant counseled me on spending habits. The teacher elicited the correct response. The criminal was arrested for illicit activities. The baby will cry as soon as its mother leaves. It’s a beautiful day I have a headache, so I’m going to lie down. You should never tell a lie. If you lose your phone, I will not buy a new one! My pants feel loose, I need a belt. I kind of like spicy food. He is a very kind teacher.

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