Input: [Date] 070701 [Name] Steve Inger [City] Phoenix, AZ [Contact] 602 485-7862 [Request For] Roommate [Additional Information]

Output: High functioning disabled adult M/W seeking female roommate, 18-30 years old, who speaks English and has own transportation. Currently lives at approx. 32nd St and Thomas.

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Input: [Date] 060101 [Name] Joanne Thompson [City] Alcolu, SC [Contact] luket@ftc-i.net 803 473-2441 [Request For] Infomation on Grandin School For Autism Arizona [Additional Information]

Output: Info on two week camp in California for families of autistic child (as seen on Discovery Channel) Chris's Camp?

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Input: [Date] 041714 [Name] Lesia [City] Springdale,AR [Contact] Lesia_Marie@msn.com [Request For] Boys clothing, size 12 to 16 [Additional Information]

Output: Single mom of 3 boys, one being handicapped, needs boys clothing. Any boys clothing from size 12 to 16 would be very helpful. God bless anyone who may help me.

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Input: [Date] 021801 [Name] Lynn Ingall [City] Lincoln, England [Contact] bobbyingall@aol.com [Request For] Toys [Additional Information]

Output: Special needs toys for autistic boys haven't got any money to pay but would be very grateful.

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Input: [Date] 090500 [Name] Tammy Doom [City] Arizona [Contact] Lexosmybaby@cs.com [Request For] Contractor or Builder [Additional Information]

Output: Assistance in building handicapped addition to house. 3 special kids.

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Input: [Date] 020800 [Name] Mandi [City] Not Indicated [Contact] mandilja@home.com [Request For] Low cost VCR [Additional Information]

Output: For disabled mother

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Input: [name=] hymeniumType= [2] gills pores smooth ridges teeth gleba [1]

Output: the type of spore-bearing surface: gills, pores, etc.

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Input: [name=] capShape= [2] campanulate conical convex depressed flat infundibuliform offset ovate umbillicate umbonate no NA [1]

Output: a descriptor of the general shape of the cap.

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Input: [name=] whichGills= [2] adnate adnexed decurrent emarginate free seceding sinuate subdecurrent no NA [1]

Output: a descriptor of how the hymenium attaches to the stem.

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Input: [name=] stipeCharacter= [2] bare ring volva ring and volva cortina NA [1]

Output: indicates if a universal or partial veil is present.

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Input: [name=] sporePrintColor= [2] black blackish-brown brown buff cream green olive pink pinkish-brown purple purple-black purple-brown reddish-brown salmon tan white yellow yellow-orange [1]

Output: the color of the spore print.

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Input: [name=] ecologicalType= [2] mycorrhizal parasitic saprotrophic [1]

Output: indicates how the mushroom obtains nutrients.

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Input: [name=] howEdible= [2] choice edible inedible caution psychoactive poisonous allergic deadly unknown [1]

Output: indicates whether the mushroom is edible or poisonous.

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Input: [Publication Details] THE KILL 2014 Ebury Press [Notes]

Output: COP KILLER STRIKES AGAIN! The tabloid headlines are lurid but accurate. A killer is terrorising London but this time it is the police who are the targets. And Maeve Kerrigan and her boss Josh Derwent are clueless as to why. But it will only be a matter of time before the murderer selects his next victim.


Input: [Publication Details] THE STRANGER YOU KNOW 2013 Ebury Pres [Notes]

Output: He meets women. He gains their trust. He kills them. That's all Maeve Kerrigan knows about the man she is hunting. Three women have been strangled in their homes by the same sadistic killer. With no sign of a break-in, every indication shows that they let him in. But the evidence is pointing at a shocking suspect: DI Josh Derwent, Maeve's colleague. Maeve refuses to believe he could be involved, but how well does she really know him? Because this isn't the first time Derwent's been accused of murder.


Input: [Publication Details] THE LAST GIRL 2012 Ebury Press [Notes]

Output: The teenage girl was the first victim. Her throat cut to the bone, she didn’t stand a chance. Her mother, at least, had time to fight back. Briefly. Called to the crime scene in leafy Wimbledon, Maeve Kerrigan’s first thought is that this is a domestic dispute gone bad. But the husband is found lying bleeding and unconscious in an upstairs room. As a criminal barrister he insists he’s the third victim rather than their prime suspect, even if he’s a man who makes enemies easily. The only other surviving family member is fifteen-year-old Lydia. She was the one to find her mother and twin sister’s bodies – and the only witness Maeve has.But she isn’t talking...


Input: [Publication Details] THE RECKONING 2011 Ebury Press [Notes]

Output: To the public, he’s a hero: a killer who targets convicted paedophiles. Two men are dead already - tortured to death. Even the police don’t regard the cases as a priority. Most feel that two dead paedophiles is a step in the right direction. But to DC Maeve Kerrigan, no one should be allowed to take the law into their own hands. Young and inexperienced, Kerrigan wants to believe that murder is murder no matter what the sins of the victim. Only, as the killer’s violence begins to escalate, she is forced to confront exactly how far she’s prepared to go to ensure justice is served…


Input: [Publication Details] THE BURNING 2011 Ebury Press [Notes]

Output: A serial killer who wants to watch you burn… The media call him The Burning Man, a brutal murderer who has beaten four young women to death, before setting their bodies ablaze in secluded areas of London’s parks. And now the fifth victim has been found… Maeve Kerrigan is an ambitious detective constable, keen to make her mark on the murder task force. Her male colleagues believe Maeve’s empathy makes her weak, but the more she learns about the latest victim, Rebecca Haworth, from her grieving friends and family, the more determined Maeve becomes to bring her murderer to justice. But how do you catch a killer no one has seen? And when so much of the evidence they leave behind has gone up in smoke?


Input: [Publication Details] THE MISSING 2010 Ebury Press [Notes]

Output: Jenny Shepherd is twelve years old and missing...Her teacher, Sarah Finch, knows better than most that the chances of finding her alive are diminishing with every day she is gone. As a little girl her older brother had gone out to play one day and never returned. The strain of never knowing what has happened to Charlie had ripped Sarah's family apart. Now in her early twenties, she is back living at home, trapped with a mother who drinks too much and keeps her brother's bedroom as a shrine to his memory. Then, horrifically, it is Sarah who finds Jenny's body, beaten and abandoned in the woods near her home. As she's drawn into the police investigation and the heart of a media storm, Sarah's presence arouses suspicion too. But it not just the police who are watching her...


Input: [Deadline] 0600 Risk of missing breakfast [Task]

Output: Wake up

Diary of a house Husband: A school career begins for Oscar


Input: [Deadline] 0615 Risk of going days without shower and reduction of personal hygiene [Task]

Output: Shower

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Input: [Deadline] 0630 Byron & Oscar wake up imminent and possible backlog of tasks. Chance of whiny voice/hunger cry. Delaying Gabrielle’s departure (she leaves for school at 0715 for a 0845 school start in the next suburb!!!) [Task]

Output: Make school lunches

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Input: [Deadline] 0645 Risk of mess to clean up [Task]

Output: Supervise Oscar’s breakfast (Oscar can prepare his own breakfast, but doesn’t clean up after himself and can often spill milk...lots of milk.)

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Input: [Deadline] 0700 Risk of another stressed adult in the household. One is enough [Task]

Output: Ensure wife awake and in shower

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Input: [Deadline] 0700 Hunger Cry and miss preparing breakfast for recently woken Abigail. NB if Abigail misses breakfast she won’t whinge immediately...it’s a delayed reaction, she’ll react in the most inconvenient time and location. [Task]

Output: Feed Byron

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Input: [Deadline] 0720 Risk of wolverines entering whilst I’m out to eat scraps forcing a bloody conflict between our dogs and wild animals. [Task]

Output: Clean up breakfast dishes

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Input: [Deadline] 0730 Possible nervous breakdown when returning from school drop off and seeing the bedrooms in a hideous state. Feeling of insurmountable obstacles at 0915 is not an ideal scenario. [Task]

Output: Make beds

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Input: [Deadline] 0745 Possible removal of children by Docs and charges laid by police. [Task]

Output: Clothe children

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Input: [Deadline] 0745 Risk of fistfuls of hair being ripped out of my scalp in frustration when children emerge out of bathroom after teeth brushing with toothpaste and saliva all down front of clean shirt/dress forcing a change of clothes. [Task]

Output: Teeth brushing preparation (NB Hand towel must be placed on collar prior to giving loaded toothbrushes)

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Input: [Deadline] 0748 Risk of cavities forming causing tooth decay, pain then child high intensity pain screams then trip to dentists then dentist bill then adult high intensity pain scream. [Task]

Output: Teeth brushing

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Input: [Deadline] 0748:30 See above [Task]

Output: Tooth brushing quality control check

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Input: [Deadline] 0750 Risk of another stressed adult in the household. One is enough [Task]

Output: Ensure wife eating breakfast

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Input: [Deadline] 0755 Risk of cranky wife arriving home [Task]

Output: Ensure Margaret has sufficient lunch

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Input: [Deadline] 0800 Risk of punctuality performance management by her peers...yeah right!!! [Task]

Output: Ensure Margaret has departed for work

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Input: [Deadline] 0800 Risk of arrest by police [Task]

Output: Ensure that I am fully clothed

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Input: [Deadline] 0810 Risk of arrest by fashion police [Task]

Output: Ensure that I am fully clothed to an acceptable level

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Input: [Deadline] 0815 Risk of Oscar not eating lunch [Task]

Output: Ensure Oscar has lunch in bag and deliver the ‘lunch brief’

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Input: [Deadline] 0830 Risk of Principal Skinner outburst in car at end of street due to high traffic [Task]

Output: Ensure kids in car

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Input: [Latin] ero [English]

Output: I will be

Advanced Latin | Lesson 3 | Future simple tense - part 2


Input: [Latin] eris [English]

Output: you will be

Advanced Latin | Lesson 3 | Future simple tense - part 2


Input: [Latin] erit [English]

Output: he/she/it will be

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Input: [Latin] erimus [English]

Output: we will be

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Input: [Latin] eritis [English]

Output: you will be

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Input: [Latin] erunt [English]

Output: they will be

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Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was actively seeking re-election [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln had just achieved re-election


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy received warnings not to visit Dallas [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln received warnings not to visit the theater


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Dallas was a rebellious, racist and hostile place [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's assassin hailed from a rebellious, racist and hostile area


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was aware of the danger and proceeded with his trip [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln was aware of the danger and proceeded with his trip


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy visited Dallas just prior to the Thanksgiving holiday, on a Friday [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln visited the theater just prior to the Easter holiday, on a Friday


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was offered a bulletproof car top, but declined [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln offered to take a strong bodyguard to the theater, who declined


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy rode in a Ford vehicle [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln went to Ford's Theater


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's vehicle was equipped with special seating [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's theater box was equipped with special seating


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was accompanied by his wife and another couple, the Connallys [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln was accompanied by his wife and another couple, the Rathbones


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was cheered and applauded by citizens in the windows above him [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln was cheered and applauded by citizens in the theater below him


Input: [Life of Kennedy] It was a sunny day in Dallas [Life of Lincoln]

Output: It was dark inside the theater


Input: [Life of Kennedy] An assassin acted alone [Life of Lincoln]

Output: An assassin acted with two others


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Oswald was a nobody, a former military man, member of an opposition group hostile to the nation [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Booth was a celebrated actor, handsome, member of an opposition group hostile to the Union


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Oswald entered the school book depsitory without incident [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Booth entered the presidential box without incident


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Oswald was an employee of the school book depository [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Booth was employed in theaters like Ford's theater


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Oswald shot Kennedy in the back of the head [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Booth shot Lincoln in the back of the head


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Oswald also injured John Connally, who survived [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Booth also injured Major Rathbone, who survived


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's opponents in Dallas accused him of treason [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's opponent Booth accused him or tyranny


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Those along the street were at first unsure of what had happened [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Those in the theater were at first unsure of what had happened


Input: [Life of Kennedy] The first reporter to see Kennedy, Merriman Smith, thought Kennedy had been fatally wounded [Life of Lincoln]

Output: The first doctor to reach the box, Charles Leale, thought Lincoln had been fatally wounded


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy slumped toward his wife, who wept bitterly [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln was held upright in his chair by his wife, who wept bitterly


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's wife shouted: "They've killed him!" [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's wife shouted: "They have shot the President!"


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy was carried on a stretcher into a hospital [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln was carried across the street to a house


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's wife, over the protests of a nurse, went in to be in her husband's presence [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's wife, because of her constant protests, had to be removed from her husband's presence


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy died after a half hour [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln died after nine hours


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's assassin was shot by an follower of Kennedy [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's assassin was shot by follower of Lincoln


Input: [Life of Kennedy] Kennedy's Vice-President, Lyndon Johnson, was confined for fear that there was a plot to assassinate America's leaders [Life of Lincoln]

Output: Lincoln's Vice-President, Andrew Johnson, was also targeted as part of a plot to assassinate America's leaders


Input: [Hinge] link verb [Evaluating response] adjective group [Thing evaluated] that-clause [Evaluator]

Output: noun group

Pattern 4: link verb + adjective group + that-clause


Input: [0] B [Hinge] am [Evaluating response] disappointed [Thing evaluated] that it has taken Burrell six years to reveal this extraordinary [Evaluator]


Input: [0] B [Hinge] is [Evaluating response] confident [Thing evaluated] it can defend any action under the strict rules governing doping [Evaluator]

Output: The FA


Input: [0] B [Hinge] was [Evaluating response] adamant [Thing evaluated] that it was not prejudging Ferdinand [Evaluator]

Output: The Football Association


Input: [0] T [Hinge] am [Evaluating response] glad [Thing evaluated] he didn’t get away with it [Evaluator]


Input: [0] T [Hinge] are [Evaluating response] convinced [Thing evaluated] the evil romeo passed the illness to other women too [Evaluator]

Output: Detectives


Input: [Definition] Introduction of main characters [Example] Once upon a time there were three bears, the momma bear, the popa bear, and the baby bear. They all lived in a tiny house in a great big forest. [Element]

Output: Setting


Input: [Definition] An action or happening that sets up a problem or dilimma for the story [Example] One day a little girl named Goldilocks came by. [Element]

Output: Initiating Event


Input: [Definition] The protagonist's reactions to the initiating event [Example] She was surprised to see the house and noticed it was empty. [Element]

Output: Internal Response


Input: [Definition] An action or plan of the protagonist to solve the problem [Example] She went inside to find the three bears gone and ate the baby bear's soup, broke the baby bear's chair, and fell asleep in the baby bear's bed. [Element]

Output: Attempt


Input: [Definition] The result of the protagonist's actions [Example] The bears return to find things eaten and broken and to find Goldilocks in the baby's bed. [Element]

Output: Consequence


Input: [Definition] A response by the protagonist to the consequence [Example] Goldilocks ran away. [Element]

Output: Reaction


Input: [Singular] I, me [Plural] we, us [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: any

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Input: [Singular] she, her [Plural] they [Both Singular and Plural]

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Input: [Singular] he, him [Plural] them [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: all

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Input: [Singular] it [Plural] these [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: most

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Input: [Singular] anyone [Plural] those [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: more

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Input: [Singular] either [Plural] some [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: who

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Input: [Singular] each [Plural] that [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: which

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Input: [Singular] many a [Plural] both [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: what

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Input: [Singular] nothing [Plural] ourselves [Both Singular and Plural]

Output: you

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Input: [Past Simple] Abode/Abided [Past Participle] Abode/Abided/Abidden [3rd Person Singular] Abides [Present Participle / Gerund] Abiding [Base Form]

Output: Abide

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Input: [Past Simple] Alit/Alighted [Past Participle] Alit/Alighted [3rd Person Singular] Alights [Present Participle / Gerund] Alighting [Base Form]

Output: Alight

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Input: [Past Simple] Arose [Past Participle] Arisen [3rd Person Singular] Arises [Present Participle / Gerund] Arising [Base Form]

Output: Arise

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Input: [Past Simple] Awoke [Past Participle] Awoken [3rd Person Singular] Awakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Awaking [Base Form]

Output: Awake

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Input: [Past Simple] Was/Were [Past Participle] Been [3rd Person Singular] Is [Present Participle / Gerund] Being [Base Form]

Output: Be

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Input: [Past Simple] Bore [Past Participle] Born/Borne [3rd Person Singular] Bears [Present Participle / Gerund] Bearing [Base Form]

Output: Bear

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Input: [Past Simple] Beat [Past Participle] Beaten [3rd Person Singular] Beats [Present Participle / Gerund] Beating [Base Form]

Output: Beat

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Input: [Past Simple] Became [Past Participle] Become [3rd Person Singular] Becomes [Present Participle / Gerund] Becoming [Base Form]

Output: Become

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Input: [Past Simple] Began [Past Participle] Begun [3rd Person Singular] Begins [Present Participle / Gerund] Beginning [Base Form]

Output: Begin

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Input: [Past Simple] Beheld [Past Participle] Beheld [3rd Person Singular] Beholds [Present Participle / Gerund] Beholding [Base Form]

Output: Behold

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Input: [Past Simple] Bent [Past Participle] Bent [3rd Person Singular] Bends [Present Participle / Gerund] Bending [Base Form]

Output: Bend

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Input: [Past Simple] Bet [Past Participle] Bet [3rd Person Singular] Bets [Present Participle / Gerund] Betting [Base Form]

Output: Bet

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Input: [Past Simple] Bade [Past Participle] Bidden [3rd Person Singular] Bids [Present Participle / Gerund] Bidding [Base Form]

Output: Bid

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Input: [Past Simple] Bid [Past Participle] Bid [3rd Person Singular] Bids [Present Participle / Gerund] Bidding [Base Form]

Output: Bid

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Input: [Past Simple] Bound [Past Participle] Bound [3rd Person Singular] Binds [Present Participle / Gerund] Binding [Base Form]

Output: Bind

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Input: [Past Simple] Bit [Past Participle] Bitten [3rd Person Singular] Bites [Present Participle / Gerund] Biting [Base Form]

Output: Bite

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Input: [Past Simple] Bled [Past Participle] Bled [3rd Person Singular] Bleeds [Present Participle / Gerund] Bleeding [Base Form]

Output: Bleed

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Input: [Past Simple] Blew [Past Participle] Blown [3rd Person Singular] Blows [Present Participle / Gerund] Blowing [Base Form]

Output: Blow

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Input: [Past Simple] Broke [Past Participle] Broken [3rd Person Singular] Breaks [Present Participle / Gerund] Breaking [Base Form]

Output: Break

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Input: [Past Simple] Bred [Past Participle] Bred [3rd Person Singular] Breeds [Present Participle / Gerund] Breeding [Base Form]

Output: Breed

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Input: [Past Simple] Brought [Past Participle] Brought [3rd Person Singular] Brings [Present Participle / Gerund] Bringing [Base Form]

Output: Bring

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Input: [Past Simple] Broadcast/Broadcasted [Past Participle] Broadcast/Broadcasted [3rd Person Singular] Broadcasts [Present Participle / Gerund] Broadcasting [Base Form]

Output: Broadcast

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Input: [Past Simple] Built [Past Participle] Built [3rd Person Singular] Builds [Present Participle / Gerund] Building [Base Form]

Output: Build

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Input: [Past Simple] Burnt/Burned [Past Participle] Burnt/Burned [3rd Person Singular] Burns [Present Participle / Gerund] Burning [Base Form]

Output: Burn

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Input: [Past Simple] Burst [Past Participle] Burst [3rd Person Singular] Bursts [Present Participle / Gerund] Bursting [Base Form]

Output: Burst

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Input: [Past Simple] Bust [Past Participle] Bust [3rd Person Singular] Busts [Present Participle / Gerund] Busting [Base Form]

Output: Bust

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Input: [Past Simple] Bought [Past Participle] Bought [3rd Person Singular] Buys [Present Participle / Gerund] Buying [Base Form]

Output: Buy

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Input: [Past Simple] Cast [Past Participle] Cast [3rd Person Singular] Casts [Present Participle / Gerund] Casting [Base Form]

Output: Cast

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Input: [Past Simple] Caught [Past Participle] Caught [3rd Person Singular] Catches [Present Participle / Gerund] Catching [Base Form]

Output: Catch

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Input: [Past Simple] Chose [Past Participle] Chosen [3rd Person Singular] Chooses [Present Participle / Gerund] Choosing [Base Form]

Output: Choose

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Input: [Past Simple] Clapped/Clapt [Past Participle] Clapped/Clapt [3rd Person Singular] Claps [Present Participle / Gerund] Clapping [Base Form]

Output: Clap

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Input: [Past Simple] Clung [Past Participle] Clung [3rd Person Singular] Clings [Present Participle / Gerund] Clinging [Base Form]

Output: Cling

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Input: [Past Simple] Clad/Clothed [Past Participle] Clad/Clothed [3rd Person Singular] Clothes [Present Participle / Gerund] Clothing [Base Form]

Output: Clothe

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Input: [Past Simple] Came [Past Participle] Come [3rd Person Singular] Comes [Present Participle / Gerund] Coming [Base Form]

Output: Come

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Input: [Past Simple] Cost [Past Participle] Cost [3rd Person Singular] Costs [Present Participle / Gerund] Costing [Base Form]

Output: Cost

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Input: [Past Simple] Crept [Past Participle] Crept [3rd Person Singular] Creeps [Present Participle / Gerund] Creeping [Base Form]

Output: Creep

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Input: [Past Simple] Cut [Past Participle] Cut [3rd Person Singular] Cuts [Present Participle / Gerund] Cutting [Base Form]

Output: Cut

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Input: [Past Simple] Dared/Durst [Past Participle] Dared [3rd Person Singular] Dares [Present Participle / Gerund] Daring [Base Form]

Output: Dare

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Input: [Past Simple] Dealt [Past Participle] Dealt [3rd Person Singular] Deals [Present Participle / Gerund] Dealing [Base Form]

Output: Deal

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Input: [Past Simple] Dug [Past Participle] Dug [3rd Person Singular] Digs [Present Participle / Gerund] Digging [Base Form]

Output: Dig

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Input: [Past Simple] Dived/Dove [Past Participle] Dived [3rd Person Singular] Dives [Present Participle / Gerund] Diving [Base Form]

Output: Dive

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Input: [Past Simple] Did [Past Participle] Done [3rd Person Singular] Does [Present Participle / Gerund] Doing [Base Form]

Output: Do

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Input: [Past Simple] Drew [Past Participle] Drawn [3rd Person Singular] Draws [Present Participle / Gerund] Drawing [Base Form]

Output: Draw

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Input: [Past Simple] Dreamt/Dreamed [Past Participle] Dreamt/Dreamed [3rd Person Singular] Dreams [Present Participle / Gerund] Dreaming [Base Form]

Output: Dream

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Input: [Past Simple] Drank [Past Participle] Drunk [3rd Person Singular] Drinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Drinking [Base Form]

Output: Drink

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Input: [Past Simple] Drove [Past Participle] Driven [3rd Person Singular] Drives [Present Participle / Gerund] Driving [Base Form]

Output: Drive

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Input: [Past Simple] Dwelt [Past Participle] Dwelt [3rd Person Singular] Dwells [Present Participle / Gerund] Dwelling [Base Form]

Output: Dwell

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Input: [Past Simple] Ate [Past Participle] Eaten [3rd Person Singular] Eats [Present Participle / Gerund] Eating [Base Form]

Output: Eat

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Input: [Past Simple] Fell [Past Participle] Fallen [3rd Person Singular] Falls [Present Participle / Gerund] Falling [Base Form]

Output: Fall

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Input: [Past Simple] Fed [Past Participle] Fed [3rd Person Singular] Feeds [Present Participle / Gerund] Feeding [Base Form]

Output: Feed

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Input: [Past Simple] Felt [Past Participle] Felt [3rd Person Singular] Feels [Present Participle / Gerund] Feeling [Base Form]

Output: Feel

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Input: [Past Simple] Fought [Past Participle] Fought [3rd Person Singular] Fights [Present Participle / Gerund] Fighting [Base Form]

Output: Fight

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Input: [Past Simple] Found [Past Participle] Found [3rd Person Singular] Finds [Present Participle / Gerund] Finding [Base Form]

Output: Find

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Input: [Past Simple] Fit/Fitted [Past Participle] Fit/Fitted [3rd Person Singular] Fits [Present Participle / Gerund] Fitting [Base Form]

Output: Fit

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Input: [Past Simple] Fled [Past Participle] Fled [3rd Person Singular] Flees [Present Participle / Gerund] Fleeing [Base Form]

Output: Flee

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Input: [Past Simple] Flung [Past Participle] Flung [3rd Person Singular] Flings [Present Participle / Gerund] Flinging [Base Form]

Output: Fling

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Input: [Past Simple] Flew [Past Participle] Flown [3rd Person Singular] Flies [Present Participle / Gerund] Flying [Base Form]

Output: Fly

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Input: [Past Simple] Forbade/Forbad [Past Participle] Forbidden [3rd Person Singular] Forbids [Present Participle / Gerund] Forbidding [Base Form]

Output: Forbid

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Input: [Past Simple] Forecast/Forecasted [Past Participle] Forecast/Forecasted [3rd Person Singular] Forecasts [Present Participle / Gerund] Forecasting [Base Form]

Output: Forecast

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Input: [Past Simple] Foresaw [Past Participle] Foreseen [3rd Person Singular] Foresees [Present Participle / Gerund] Foreseeing [Base Form]

Output: Foresee

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Input: [Past Simple] Foretold [Past Participle] Foretold [3rd Person Singular] Foretells [Present Participle / Gerund] Foretelling [Base Form]

Output: Foretell

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Input: [Past Simple] Forgot [Past Participle] Forgotten [3rd Person Singular] Forgets [Present Participle / Gerund] Foregetting [Base Form]

Output: Forget

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Input: [Past Simple] Forgave [Past Participle] Forgiven [3rd Person Singular] Forgives [Present Participle / Gerund] Forgiving [Base Form]

Output: Forgive

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Input: [Past Simple] Forsook [Past Participle] Forsaken [3rd Person Singular] Forsakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Forsaking [Base Form]

Output: Forsake

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Input: [Past Simple] Froze [Past Participle] Frozen [3rd Person Singular] Freezes [Present Participle / Gerund] Freezing [Base Form]

Output: Freeze

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Input: [Past Simple] Frostbit [Past Participle] Frostbitten [3rd Person Singular] Frostbites [Present Participle / Gerund] Frostbiting [Base Form]

Output: Frostbite

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Input: [Past Simple] Got [Past Participle] Got/Gotten [3rd Person Singular] Gets [Present Participle / Gerund] Getting [Base Form]

Output: Get

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Input: [Past Simple] Gave [Past Participle] Given [3rd Person Singular] Gives [Present Participle / Gerund] Giving [Base Form]

Output: Give

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Input: [Past Simple] Went [Past Participle] Gone/Been [3rd Person Singular] Goes [Present Participle / Gerund] Going [Base Form]

Output: Go

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Input: [Past Simple] Ground [Past Participle] Ground [3rd Person Singular] Grinds [Present Participle / Gerund] Grinding [Base Form]

Output: Grind

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Input: [Past Simple] Grew [Past Participle] Grown [3rd Person Singular] Grows [Present Participle / Gerund] Growing [Base Form]

Output: Grow

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Input: [Past Simple] Handwrote [Past Participle] Handwritten [3rd Person Singular] Handwrites [Present Participle / Gerund] Handwriting [Base Form]

Output: Handwrite

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Input: [Past Simple] Hung/Hanged [Past Participle] Hung/Hanged [3rd Person Singular] Hangs [Present Participle / Gerund] Hanging [Base Form]

Output: Hang

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Input: [Past Simple] Had [Past Participle] Had [3rd Person Singular] Has [Present Participle / Gerund] Having [Base Form]

Output: Have

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Input: [Past Simple] Heard [Past Participle] Heard [3rd Person Singular] Hears [Present Participle / Gerund] Hearing [Base Form]

Output: Hear

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Input: [Past Simple] Hid [Past Participle] Hidden [3rd Person Singular] Hides [Present Participle / Gerund] Hiding [Base Form]

Output: Hide

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Input: [Past Simple] Hit [Past Participle] Hit [3rd Person Singular] Hits [Present Participle / Gerund] Hitting [Base Form]

Output: Hit

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Input: [Past Simple] Held [Past Participle] Held [3rd Person Singular] Holds [Present Participle / Gerund] Holding [Base Form]

Output: Hold

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Input: [Past Simple] Hurt [Past Participle] Hurt [3rd Person Singular] Hurts [Present Participle / Gerund] Hurting [Base Form]

Output: Hurt

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Input: [Past Simple] Inlaid [Past Participle] Inlaid [3rd Person Singular] Inlays [Present Participle / Gerund] Inlaying [Base Form]

Output: Inlay

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Input: [Past Simple] Input/Inputted [Past Participle] Input/Inputted [3rd Person Singular] Inputs [Present Participle / Gerund] Inputting [Base Form]

Output: Input

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Input: [Past Simple] Interlaid [Past Participle] Interlaid [3rd Person Singular] Interlays [Present Participle / Gerund] Interlaying [Base Form]

Output: Interlay

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Input: [Past Simple] Kept [Past Participle] Kept [3rd Person Singular] Keeps [Present Participle / Gerund] Keeping [Base Form]

Output: Keep

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Input: [Past Simple] Knelt/Kneeled [Past Participle] Knelt/Kneeled [3rd Person Singular] Kneels [Present Participle / Gerund] Kneeling [Base Form]

Output: Kneel

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Input: [Past Simple] Knit/Knitted [Past Participle] Knit/Knitted [3rd Person Singular] Knits [Present Participle / Gerund] Knitting [Base Form]

Output: Knit

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Input: [Past Simple] Knew [Past Participle] Known [3rd Person Singular] Knows [Present Participle / Gerund] Knowing [Base Form]

Output: Know

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Input: [Past Simple] Laid [Past Participle] Laid [3rd Person Singular] Lays [Present Participle / Gerund] laying [Base Form]

Output: Lay

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Input: [Past Simple] Led [Past Participle] Led [3rd Person Singular] Leads [Present Participle / Gerund] Leading [Base Form]

Output: Lead

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Input: [Past Simple] Leant/Leaned [Past Participle] Leant/Leaned [3rd Person Singular] Leans [Present Participle / Gerund] Leaning [Base Form]

Output: Lean

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Input: [Past Simple] Leapt/Leaped [Past Participle] Leapt/Leaped [3rd Person Singular] Leaps [Present Participle / Gerund] Leaping [Base Form]

Output: Leap

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Input: [Past Simple] Learnt/Learned [Past Participle] Learnt/Learned [3rd Person Singular] Learns [Present Participle / Gerund] Learning [Base Form]

Output: Learn

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Input: [Past Simple] Left [Past Participle] Left [3rd Person Singular] Leaves [Present Participle / Gerund] Leaving [Base Form]

Output: Leave

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Input: [Past Simple] Lent [Past Participle] Lent [3rd Person Singular] Lends [Present Participle / Gerund] Lending [Base Form]

Output: Lend

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Input: [Past Simple] Let [Past Participle] Let [3rd Person Singular] Lets [Present Participle / Gerund] Letting [Base Form]

Output: Let

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Input: [Past Simple] Lay [Past Participle] Lain [3rd Person Singular] Lies [Present Participle / Gerund] Lying [Base Form]

Output: Lie

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Input: [Past Simple] Lit [Past Participle] Lit [3rd Person Singular] Lights [Present Participle / Gerund] Lighting [Base Form]

Output: Light

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Input: [Past Simple] Lost [Past Participle] Lost [3rd Person Singular] Loses [Present Participle / Gerund] Losing [Base Form]

Output: Lose

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Input: [Past Simple] Made [Past Participle] Made [3rd Person Singular] Makes [Present Participle / Gerund] Making [Base Form]

Output: Make

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Input: [Past Simple] Meant [Past Participle] Meant [3rd Person Singular] Means [Present Participle / Gerund] Meaning [Base Form]

Output: Mean

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Input: [Past Simple] Met [Past Participle] Met [3rd Person Singular] Meets [Present Participle / Gerund] Meeting [Base Form]

Output: Meet

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Input: [Past Simple] Melted [Past Participle] Molten/Melted [3rd Person Singular] Melts [Present Participle / Gerund] Melting [Base Form]

Output: Melt

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Input: [Past Simple] Misled [Past Participle] Misled [3rd Person Singular] Misleads [Present Participle / Gerund] Misleading [Base Form]

Output: Mislead

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Input: [Past Simple] Mistook [Past Participle] Mistaken [3rd Person Singular] Mistakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Mistaking [Base Form]

Output: Mistake

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Input: [Past Simple] Misunderstood [Past Participle] Misunderstood [3rd Person Singular] Misunderstands [Present Participle / Gerund] Misunderstanding [Base Form]

Output: Misunderstand

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Input: [Past Simple] Miswed/Miswedded [Past Participle] Miswed/Miswedded [3rd Person Singular] Misweds [Present Participle / Gerund] Miswedding [Base Form]

Output: Miswed

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Input: [Past Simple] Mowed [Past Participle] Mown [3rd Person Singular] Mows [Present Participle / Gerund] Mowing [Base Form]

Output: Mow

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Input: [Past Simple] Overdrew [Past Participle] Overdrawn [3rd Person Singular] Overdraws [Present Participle / Gerund] Overdrawing [Base Form]

Output: Overdraw

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Input: [Past Simple] Overheard [Past Participle] Overheard [3rd Person Singular] Overhears [Present Participle / Gerund] Overhearing [Base Form]

Output: Overhear

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Input: [Past Simple] Overtook [Past Participle] Overtaken [3rd Person Singular] Overtakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Overtaking [Base Form]

Output: Overtake

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Input: [Past Simple] Paid [Past Participle] Paid [3rd Person Singular] Pays [Present Participle / Gerund] Paying [Base Form]

Output: Pay

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Input: [Past Simple] Preset [Past Participle] Preset [3rd Person Singular] Presets [Present Participle / Gerund] Presetting [Base Form]

Output: Preset

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Input: [Past Simple] Proved [Past Participle] Proven/Proved [3rd Person Singular] Proves [Present Participle / Gerund] Proving [Base Form]

Output: Prove

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Input: [Past Simple] Put [Past Participle] Put [3rd Person Singular] Puts [Present Participle / Gerund] Putting [Base Form]

Output: Put

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Input: [Past Simple] Quit [Past Participle] Quit [3rd Person Singular] Quits [Present Participle / Gerund] Quitting [Base Form]

Output: Quit

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Input: [Past Simple] Re-proved [Past Participle] Re-proven/Re-proved [3rd Person Singular] Re-proves [Present Participle / Gerund] Re-proving [Base Form]

Output: Re-prove

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Input: [Past Simple] Read [Past Participle] Read [3rd Person Singular] Reads [Present Participle / Gerund] Reading [Base Form]

Output: Read

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Input: [Past Simple] Rid/Ridded [Past Participle] Rid/Ridded [3rd Person Singular] Rids [Present Participle / Gerund] Ridding [Base Form]

Output: Rid

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Input: [Past Simple] Rode [Past Participle] Ridden [3rd Person Singular] Rides [Present Participle / Gerund] Riding [Base Form]

Output: Ride

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Input: [Past Simple] Rang [Past Participle] Rung [3rd Person Singular] Rings [Present Participle / Gerund] Ringing [Base Form]

Output: Ring

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Input: [Past Simple] Rose [Past Participle] Risen [3rd Person Singular] Rises [Present Participle / Gerund] Rising [Base Form]

Output: Rise

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Input: [Past Simple] Rived [Past Participle] Riven/Rived [3rd Person Singular] Rives [Present Participle / Gerund] Riving [Base Form]

Output: Rive

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Input: [Past Simple] Ran [Past Participle] Run [3rd Person Singular] Runs [Present Participle / Gerund] Running [Base Form]

Output: Run

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Input: [Past Simple] Sawed [Past Participle] Sawn/Sawed [3rd Person Singular] Saws [Present Participle / Gerund] Sawing [Base Form]

Output: Saw

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Input: [Past Simple] Said [Past Participle] Said [3rd Person Singular] Says [Present Participle / Gerund] Saying [Base Form]

Output: Say

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Input: [Past Simple] Saw [Past Participle] Seen [3rd Person Singular] Sees [Present Participle / Gerund] Seeing [Base Form]

Output: See

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Input: [Past Simple] Sought [Past Participle] Sought [3rd Person Singular] Seeks [Present Participle / Gerund] Seeking [Base Form]

Output: Seek

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Input: [Past Simple] Sold [Past Participle] Sold [3rd Person Singular] Sells [Present Participle / Gerund] Selling [Base Form]

Output: Sell

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Input: [Past Simple] Sent [Past Participle] Sent [3rd Person Singular] Sends [Present Participle / Gerund] Sending [Base Form]

Output: Send

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Input: [Past Simple] Set [Past Participle] Set [3rd Person Singular] Sets [Present Participle / Gerund] Setting [Base Form]

Output: Set

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Input: [Past Simple] Sewed [Past Participle] Sewn/Sewed [3rd Person Singular] Sews [Present Participle / Gerund] Sewing [Base Form]

Output: Sew

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Input: [Past Simple] Shook [Past Participle] Shaken [3rd Person Singular] Shakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Shaking [Base Form]

Output: Shake

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Input: [Past Simple] Shaved [Past Participle] Shaven/Shaved [3rd Person Singular] Shaves [Present Participle / Gerund] Shaving [Base Form]

Output: Shave

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Input: [Past Simple] Shore/Sheared [Past Participle] Shorn/Sheared [3rd Person Singular] Shears [Present Participle / Gerund] Shearing [Base Form]

Output: Shear

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Input: [Past Simple] Shed [Past Participle] Shed [3rd Person Singular] Sheds [Present Participle / Gerund] Shedding [Base Form]

Output: Shed

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Input: [Past Simple] Shone [Past Participle] Shone [3rd Person Singular] Shines [Present Participle / Gerund] Shining [Base Form]

Output: Shine

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Input: [Past Simple] Shod [Past Participle] Shod [3rd Person Singular] Shoes [Present Participle / Gerund] Shoeing [Base Form]

Output: Shoe

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Input: [Past Simple] Shot [Past Participle] Shot [3rd Person Singular] Shoots [Present Participle / Gerund] Shooting [Base Form]

Output: Shoot

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Input: [Past Simple] Showed [Past Participle] Shown [3rd Person Singular] Shows [Present Participle / Gerund] Showing [Base Form]

Output: Show

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Input: [Past Simple] Shrank [Past Participle] Shrunk [3rd Person Singular] Shrinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Shrinking [Base Form]

Output: Shrink

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Input: [Past Simple] Shut [Past Participle] Shut [3rd Person Singular] Shuts [Present Participle / Gerund] Shutting [Base Form]

Output: Shut

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Input: [Past Simple] Sang [Past Participle] Sung [3rd Person Singular] Sings [Present Participle / Gerund] Singing [Base Form]

Output: Sing

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Input: [Past Simple] Sank [Past Participle] Sunk [3rd Person Singular] Sinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Sinking [Base Form]

Output: Sink

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Input: [Past Simple] Sat [Past Participle] Sat [3rd Person Singular] Sits [Present Participle / Gerund] Sitting [Base Form]

Output: Sit

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Input: [Past Simple] Slew [Past Participle] Slain [3rd Person Singular] Slays [Present Participle / Gerund] Slaying [Base Form]

Output: Slay

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Input: [Past Simple] Slept [Past Participle] Slept [3rd Person Singular] Sleeps [Present Participle / Gerund] Sleeping [Base Form]

Output: Sleep

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Input: [Past Simple] Slid [Past Participle] Slid/Slidden [3rd Person Singular] Slides [Present Participle / Gerund] Sliding [Base Form]

Output: Slide

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Input: [Past Simple] Slung [Past Participle] Slung [3rd Person Singular] Slings [Present Participle / Gerund] Slinging [Base Form]

Output: Sling

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Input: [Past Simple] Slunk [Past Participle] Slunk [3rd Person Singular] Slinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Slinking [Base Form]

Output: Slink

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Input: [Past Simple] Slit [Past Participle] Slit [3rd Person Singular] Slits [Present Participle / Gerund] Slitting [Base Form]

Output: Slit

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Smelt/Smelled [Past Participle] Smelt/Smelled [3rd Person Singular] Smells [Present Participle / Gerund] Smelling [Base Form]

Output: Smell

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Sneaked/Snuck [Past Participle] Sneaked/Snuck [3rd Person Singular] Sneaks [Present Participle / Gerund] Sneaking [Base Form]

Output: Sneak

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Soothsaid [Past Participle] Soothsaid [3rd Person Singular] Soothsays [Present Participle / Gerund] Soothsaying [Base Form]

Output: Soothsay

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Sowed [Past Participle] Sown [3rd Person Singular] Sows [Present Participle / Gerund] Sowing [Base Form]

Output: Sow

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spoke [Past Participle] Spoken [3rd Person Singular] Speaks [Present Participle / Gerund] Speaking [Base Form]

Output: Speak

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Sped/Speeded [Past Participle] Sped/Speeded [3rd Person Singular] Speeds [Present Participle / Gerund] Speeding [Base Form]

Output: Speed

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spelt/Spelled [Past Participle] Spelt/Spelled [3rd Person Singular] Spells [Present Participle / Gerund] Spelling [Base Form]

Output: Spell

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spent [Past Participle] Spent [3rd Person Singular] Spends [Present Participle / Gerund] Spending [Base Form]

Output: Spend

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spilt/Spilled [Past Participle] Spilt/Spilled [3rd Person Singular] Spills [Present Participle / Gerund] Spilling [Base Form]

Output: Spill

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Span/Spun [Past Participle] Spun [3rd Person Singular] Spins [Present Participle / Gerund] Spinning [Base Form]

Output: Spin

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spat/Spit [Past Participle] Spat/Spit [3rd Person Singular] Spits [Present Participle / Gerund] Spitting [Base Form]

Output: Spit

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Split [Past Participle] Split [3rd Person Singular] Splits [Present Participle / Gerund] Splitting [Base Form]

Output: Split

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spoilt/Spoiled [Past Participle] Spoilt/Spoiled [3rd Person Singular] Spoils [Present Participle / Gerund] Spoiling [Base Form]

Output: Spoil

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Spread [Past Participle] Spread [3rd Person Singular] Spreads [Present Participle / Gerund] Spreading [Base Form]

Output: Spread

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Sprang [Past Participle] Sprung [3rd Person Singular] Springs [Present Participle / Gerund] Springing [Base Form]

Output: Spring

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Stood [Past Participle] Stood [3rd Person Singular] Stands [Present Participle / Gerund] Standing [Base Form]

Output: Stand

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Stole [Past Participle] Stolen [3rd Person Singular] Steals [Present Participle / Gerund] Stealing [Base Form]

Output: Steal

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Stuck [Past Participle] Stuck [3rd Person Singular] Sticks [Present Participle / Gerund] Sticking [Base Form]

Output: Stick

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Stung [Past Participle] Stung [3rd Person Singular] Stings [Present Participle / Gerund] Stinging [Base Form]

Output: Sting

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Stank [Past Participle] Stunk [3rd Person Singular] Stinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Stinking [Base Form]

Output: Stink

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Strode/Strided [Past Participle] Stridden [3rd Person Singular] Strides [Present Participle / Gerund] Striding [Base Form]

Output: Stride

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Input: [Past Simple] Struck [Past Participle] Struck/Stricken [3rd Person Singular] Strikes [Present Participle / Gerund] Striking [Base Form]

Output: Strike

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Input: [Past Simple] Strung [Past Participle] Strung [3rd Person Singular] Strings [Present Participle / Gerund] Stringing [Base Form]

Output: String

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Input: [Past Simple] Stript/Stripped [Past Participle] Stript/Stripped [3rd Person Singular] Strips [Present Participle / Gerund] Stripping [Base Form]

Output: Strip

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Strove [Past Participle] Striven [3rd Person Singular] Strives [Present Participle / Gerund] Striving [Base Form]

Output: Strive

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Input: [Past Simple] Sublet [Past Participle] Sublet [3rd Person Singular] Sublets [Present Participle / Gerund] Subletting [Base Form]

Output: Sublet

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Input: [Past Simple] Sunburned/Sunburnt [Past Participle] Sunburned/Sunburnt [3rd Person Singular] Sunburns [Present Participle / Gerund] Sunburning [Base Form]

Output: Sunburn

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Input: [Past Simple] Swore [Past Participle] Sworn [3rd Person Singular] Swears [Present Participle / Gerund] Swearing [Base Form]

Output: Swear

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Input: [Past Simple] Sweat/Sweated [Past Participle] Sweat/Sweated [3rd Person Singular] Sweats [Present Participle / Gerund] Sweating [Base Form]

Output: Sweat

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Input: [Past Simple] Swept/Sweeped [Past Participle] Swept/Sweeped [3rd Person Singular] Sweeps [Present Participle / Gerund] Sweeping [Base Form]

Output: Sweep

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Swelled [Past Participle] Swollen [3rd Person Singular] Swells [Present Participle / Gerund] Swelling [Base Form]

Output: Swell

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Input: [Past Simple] Swam [Past Participle] Swum [3rd Person Singular] Swims [Present Participle / Gerund] Swimming [Base Form]

Output: Swim

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Input: [Past Simple] Swung [Past Participle] Swung [3rd Person Singular] Swings [Present Participle / Gerund] Swinging [Base Form]

Output: Swing

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Input: [Past Simple] Took [Past Participle] Taken [3rd Person Singular] Takes [Present Participle / Gerund] Taking [Base Form]

Output: Take

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Input: [Past Simple] Taught [Past Participle] Taught [3rd Person Singular] Teaches [Present Participle / Gerund] Teaching [Base Form]

Output: Teach

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Input: [Past Simple] Tore [Past Participle] Torn [3rd Person Singular] Tears [Present Participle / Gerund] Tearing [Base Form]

Output: Tear

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Input: [Past Simple] Told [Past Participle] Told [3rd Person Singular] Tells [Present Participle / Gerund] Telling [Base Form]

Output: Tell

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Input: [Past Simple] Thought [Past Participle] Thought [3rd Person Singular] Thinks [Present Participle / Gerund] Thinking [Base Form]

Output: Think

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Input: [Past Simple] Throve/Thrived [Past Participle] Thriven/Thrived [3rd Person Singular] Thrives [Present Participle / Gerund] Thriving [Base Form]

Output: Thrive

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Input: [Past Simple] Threw [Past Participle] Thrown [3rd Person Singular] Throws [Present Participle / Gerund] Throwing [Base Form]

Output: Throw

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Input: [Past Simple] Thrust [Past Participle] Thrust [3rd Person Singular] Thrusts [Present Participle / Gerund] Thrusting [Base Form]

Output: Thrust

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Input: [Past Simple] Trod [Past Participle] Trodden [3rd Person Singular] Treads [Present Participle / Gerund] Treading [Base Form]

Output: Tread

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Input: [Past Simple] Underwent [Past Participle] Undergone [3rd Person Singular] Undergoes [Present Participle / Gerund] Undergoing [Base Form]

Output: Undergo

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Input: [Past Simple] Understood [Past Participle] Understood [3rd Person Singular] Understands [Present Participle / Gerund] Understanding [Base Form]

Output: Understand

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Input: [Past Simple] Undertook [Past Participle] Undertaken [3rd Person Singular] Undertakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Undertaking [Base Form]

Output: Undertake

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Input: [Past Simple] Upset [Past Participle] Upset [3rd Person Singular] Upsets [Present Participle / Gerund] Upsetting [Base Form]

Output: Upset

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Input: [Past Simple] Vext/Vexed [Past Participle] Vext/Vexed [3rd Person Singular] Vexes [Present Participle / Gerund] Vexing [Base Form]

Output: Vex

Profesor Mario Zanabria | Universiadad de Managua


Input: [Past Simple] Woke [Past Participle] Woken [3rd Person Singular] Wakes [Present Participle / Gerund] Waking [Base Form]

Output: Wake

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Input: [Past Simple] Wore [Past Participle] Worn [3rd Person Singular] Wears [Present Participle / Gerund] Wearing [Base Form]

Output: Wear

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Input: [Past Simple] Wove [Past Participle] Woven [3rd Person Singular] Weaves [Present Participle / Gerund] Weaving [Base Form]

Output: Weave

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Input: [Past Simple] Wed/Wedded [Past Participle] Wed/Wedded [3rd Person Singular] Weds [Present Participle / Gerund] Wedding [Base Form]

Output: Wed

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Input: [Past Simple] Wept [Past Participle] Wept [3rd Person Singular] Weeps [Present Participle / Gerund] Weeping [Base Form]

Output: Weep

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Input: [Past Simple] Wended/Went [Past Participle] Wended/Went [3rd Person Singular] Wends [Present Participle / Gerund] Wending [Base Form]

Output: Wend

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Input: [Past Simple] Wet/Wetted [Past Participle] Wet/Wetted [3rd Person Singular] Wets [Present Participle / Gerund] Wetting [Base Form]

Output: Wet

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Input: [Past Simple] Won [Past Participle] Won [3rd Person Singular] Wins [Present Participle / Gerund] Winning [Base Form]

Output: Win

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Input: [Past Simple] Wound [Past Participle] Wound [3rd Person Singular] Winds [Present Participle / Gerund] Winding [Base Form]

Output: Wind

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Input: [Past Simple] Withdrew [Past Participle] Withdrawn [3rd Person Singular] Withdraws [Present Participle / Gerund] Withdrawing [Base Form]

Output: Withdraw

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Input: [Past Simple] Withheld [Past Participle] Withheld [3rd Person Singular] Withholds [Present Participle / Gerund] Withholding [Base Form]

Output: Withhold

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Input: [Past Simple] Withstood [Past Participle] Withstood [3rd Person Singular] Withstands [Present Participle / Gerund] Withstanding [Base Form]

Output: Withstand

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Input: [Past Simple] Wrung [Past Participle] Wrung [3rd Person Singular] Wrings [Present Participle / Gerund] Wringing [Base Form]

Output: Wring

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Input: [Past Simple] Wrote [Past Participle] Written [3rd Person Singular] Writes [Present Participle / Gerund] Writing [Base Form]

Output: Write

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Input: [Past Simple] Zinced/Zincked [Past Participle] Zinced/Zincked [3rd Person Singular] Zincs/Zincks [Present Participle / Gerund] Zincking [Base Form]

Output: Zinc

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Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Heirs Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Park Shin Hye and Lee Min Ho star in this trendy high school drama about chaebols as they form friendships and fall in love for the first time.

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Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Mask Melodrama KO EN

Output: Desperate to escape her father's debt, Ji Sook poses as a rich girl and even meets an actual rich man-- but how long can she keep the charade up?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Running Man Reality / Variety KO EN

Output: Prepare for zany quests, hilarious antics, and insane betrayals as your favorite Korean actors battle it out, and fight their way to the finish line.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] The Time That I Loved You, 7000 Days Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Two platonic friends of 20 years make a bet on who will get married first in this Korean remake of the hit Taiwanese series, In Time With You.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] EXO Next Door Korean KO EN

Output: Ji Yeon Hee lives the ultimate "boy next door" fantasy when K-Pop group EXO moves in next door.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] School 2015 Korean KO EN

Output: Lee Eun Bi wakes up with no memories and decides to right the wrongs of her past by transforming herself into a popular and glamorous girl.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Boys Over Flowers Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Meet the boys of the F4 in this runaway megahit Korean drama that keeps winning fans over worldwide.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Orange Marmalade Korean KO EN

Output: If two star-crossed lovers can find the courage to make the leap, Jae Min and Ma Ri may just be the key to a final resolution between humans and vampires.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Infinity Challenge Reality / Variety KO EN

Output: The first 'real-variety' show of Korea, Infinity Challenge is 3-D: dirty, dangerous, and difficult.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] The Scholar Who Walks the Night Korean KO EN

Output: After her family falls from grace and into poverty, Jo Yang Sun disguises herself as a man who sells books and unexpectedly falls for a vampire.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Pinocchio Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Newbie reporter Choi In Ha is desperate to find the next and latest scoop, but she finds herself in a tricky position as she cannot tell a lie without breaking into violent hiccups!

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Hwajung Korean KO EN

Output: Amidst rampant corruption throughout the kingdom, a princess must exact her vengeance, restore order and take back her rightful place in the palace.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Hidden Identity Korean KO EN

Output: A group of specialized homicide detectives form an undercover investigation squad, however with hidden motives and a less-than-honest approach to each other, can they bring out their full potential as a team?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Birth of a Beauty Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Money can't buy happiness or love, as a chaebol learns the hard way when he transforms an overweight ugly duckling into a gorgeous bombshell.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Roommate Reality / Variety KO EN

Output: Twelve celebrities live together in close quarters; Will they become close friends? Develop deeper relationships? Or find themselves making enemies with one another?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] My Love From Another Star Melodrama KO EN

Output: An alien from another planet lands in Korea, and falls in love with a top Hallyu star.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] My Love Eun Dong Korean KO EN

Output: Can a chance meeting with his old flame, Eun Dong, heal Eun Ho's cold heart, or has his second shot at true love already passed?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] My Beautiful Bride Korean KO EN

Output: One man does whatever he must in order to find his missing fiancée, even if it means never returning to his former self.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] The Return of Superman Reality / Variety KO EN

Output: An up-close look at celebrity dads who have to take care of their kids for the next 48 hours without any help. Will it be a dad-tastrophe, or can they finish their wives' to-do lists while having fun with their kids?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Personal Taste Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: An endearing comedy with today's brightest Kdrama stars bending the rules of "straight" and "gay."

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] High School - Love On Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: High schooler Woo Hyun has it tough, so he's lucky to have a real guardian angel looking out for him. But can angel Seul Bi protect Woo Hyun and survive the perils of high school and first love?

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Heartstrings Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: Park Shin Hye and Jung Yong Hwa of You're Beautiful recreate their chemistry in this summer romantic comedy of two music students who couldn't be any more different.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Flower Boy Next Door Romantic Comedy KO EN

Output: A sweet recluse spends her days watching her neighbors from her apartment window. Luckily for her, she lives in a building full of pretty, hot boys!

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Oh My Ghostess Korean KO EN] Healer Action / Thriller KO EN

Output: A star broadcast reporter discovers the truth of a long forgotten incident, forcing him to struggle between truth and faith.

Na Bong Sun's timid lifestyle changes when she's possessed by a ghost that likes to seduce men.


Input: [Phrasal Verb] act up [Example] I think I need to take my car to the mechanic because it's acting up again. [Definition]

Output: behave or function improperly

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Input: [Phrasal Verb] add * up + [Example] I added up the receipts and it totaled $135.46. [Definition]

Output: calculate a sum

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Input: [Phrasal Verb] add up to + [Example] The total expenses added up to $325.00. [Definition]

Output: equal an amount

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Input: [Phrasal Verb] add up [Example] Her story doesn't add up. I think she is lying. [Definition]

Output: make sense

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Input: [Phrasal Verb] ask * out + [Example] I can't believe that Joe finally asked me out on a date! [Definition]

Output: invite on a date

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Input: [Phrasal Verb] ask * over + [Example] Why don't we ask the Johnsons over for dinner? [Definition]

Output: invite to one's home

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Input: [Subject] I [Object] Me [Possessive Pronoun] Mine [Possessive Adjective] My (book) [0]

Output: 1st person singular


Input: [Subject] We [Object] Us [Possessive Pronoun] Ours [Possessive Adjective] Our (new car) [0]

Output: 1st person plural


Input: [Subject] You [Object] You [Possessive Pronoun] Yours [Possessive Adjective] Your (dog) [0]

Output: 2nd person singular


Input: [Subject] You [Object] You [Possessive Pronoun] Yours [Possessive Adjective] Your (cat) [0]

Output: 2nd person plural


Input: [Subject] He [Object] Him [Possessive Pronoun] His [Possessive Adjective] His (magazine) [0]

Output: 3rd person singular


Input: [Subject] She [Object] Her [Possessive Pronoun] Hers [Possessive Adjective] Her (necklace) [0]


Input: [Subject] It [Object] It [Possessive Pronoun] Its [Possessive Adjective] Its (bone) [0]


Input: [Subject] They [Object] Them [Possessive Pronoun] Theirs [Possessive Adjective] their [0]

Output: 3rd person plural


Input: [Sentence] The penguins are under the sea. [Preposition]

Output: Under

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Input: [Sentence] The scottish is on the rocks. [Preposition]

Output: On

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Input: [Sentence] All mothers are behind their sons [Preposition]

Output: Behind

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Input: [Sentence] The spoon is in the baby's mouth. [Preposition]

Output: In

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Input: [Sentence] That lady is next to the big lion. [Preposition]

Output: Next to

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Input: [Sentence] A beautiful butterfly is over the girl's finger. [Preposition]

Output: Over

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Input: [Sentence] A black rottweiler is in front of the man. [Preposition]

Output: In front

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Input: [Message] 81. Posted: Sun 2nd Jun 2013 16:52 BST The Pyramid is a joke, 1 Magnitude 12 kills almost anything in there. [Author]

Output: iwanttodie

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Input: [Message] Message [Author]

Output: Author

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Input: [Message] 82. Posted: Sun 2nd Jun 2013 19:28 BST MYNISTA wrote: slidecage wrote: Shadowing wrote: slidecage wrote: i wonder why they did not allow the men in part 1 to have the same spells in part 2... when i imported people they learned new spells It resets them to level 1. If they were level 70 and had Invincible (all) at the second dungeon, you would whip through it. not talking about level talking about their spells ... I think the spells they get in the 2 parts are not the same spells these people had in the first part. All of my old Denpa Men still have the same spells. Since they reset back to level one...some are back to roots. They will be back in full effect when they level up. must been too long cause i dont remember half of these spells in the first game LOL [Author]

Output: slidecage

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Input: [Message] 83. Posted: Mon 3rd Jun 2013 01:16 BST Also, do we have a QR code thread for this yet? I'm surprised we haven't already been sharing Denpa... EDIT: NVM. Started one myself. http://www.nintendolife.com/forums/eshop/the_denpa_men_2_qr_c... Edited on Mon 3rd June, 2013 @ 01:45 by iBazly [Author]

Output: iBazly

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Input: [Message] 84. Posted: Mon 3rd Jun 2013 08:51 BST What about the online head to head has anyone figured out anything about it? Nintendos description of th egame says it will have head to head battles over wifi? [Author]

Output: Windy

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Input: [Message] 85. Posted: Mon 3rd Jun 2013 09:34 BST Windy wrote: What about the online head to head has anyone figured out anything about it? Nintendos description of th egame says it will have head to head battles over wifi? Yup. When you get to a certain point in the game, you can go to Colosseum where you can register your team online to battle other Denpa Men. The Denpa Men are AI controlled though (but the AI is surprisingly pretty good) You also get victory medals and as you get more, you get prizes like equips and stuff. There's also a ranking system which is determined by your number of wins and losses. I think you can also battle people you get over Streetpass? I'm not sure yet because I haven't Streepassed anyone with the game yet. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think you can battle a specific team online (no "search by number" option or anything like that). I just pulls of 3 random teams for you to choose from to battle. [Author]

Output: Fudgenuggets

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Input: [Message] 86. Posted: Tue 4th Jun 2013 01:35 BST Tower of evil... wonder how far am at... STill dont have the boat or the fishing rod (am i missing something) or even the colosseum... around 9 hours in and people are LEVEL 20 so im guessing if this is anything like the first one im around 30% done ( was 30 hours and around level 65 at end of first one) [Author]

Output: slidecage

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Input: [Message] 87. Posted: Tue 4th Jun 2013 05:18 BST I hope you can battle friends over wifi/ internet cause im planning a Bracket tournament with a group I run at PSO-world.com Im doing prizes and everything. the description kind of led me to beleive it had some sorta head to head over internet play and now it seems to be a big secret. I cant find any info and really want to run this tournament with my online group. Thanks for the info FudgeNuggets. One of the girls in our group is close to the coliseum so I guess we will find out soon Edited on Tue 4th June, 2013 @ 05:19 by Windy [Author]

Output: Windy

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Input: [Message] 88. Posted: Tue 4th Jun 2013 06:50 BST Has any one navigated the Water Temple yet? I'm not sure if my coordinates are right but according to the dwarves (and some help from the internet) the coordinates should be 49 from the South Watchtower (from dwarf who passes by the rock) and 75 from the West Watchtower (from the dwarf who can see Digitown). I'm at the coordinates but nothings happening so I don't know if I'm right. [Author]

Output: Fudgenuggets

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Input: [Message] 89. Posted: Tue 4th Jun 2013 20:36 BST The Colosseum is addicting. Are there really only 229 people who battle in the Colosseum? The game says I'm "Rank 57 out of 229" [Author]

Output: iwanttodie

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Input: [Message] 90. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 02:21 BST Shadowing wrote: The Colosseum is addicting. Are there really only 229 people who battle in the Colosseum? The game says I'm "Rank 57 out of 229" I'm still working on getting there. The Tower of evil is giving me a rough time [Author]

Output: Windy

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Input: [Message] 91. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 02:28 BST I'm not sure if anyone here is this far but... Does anyone know what to do after getting two of the orbs? The fortune teller in Tuhot keeps telling me that the Kind of Evil is looking for the other orb. I already tried exploring most of the continent with all the fairies on it, but the fairies there say nothing useful other than that I need all 3 orbs to meet the queen. I still can't go inside Ice Island either. Help? [Author]

Output: Fudgenuggets

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Input: [Message] 92. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 02:32 BST The colosseum (it's spelt coliseum in the EU version, and that really irks me) is certainly quite addicting. There's something about the added strategy which makes the combat system a lot more fun. All the other teams are way higher leveled than mine though, so my only advantage is 2 revivers and 2 healers. I still have a pretty big losing streak. [Author]

Output: Magikarp3

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Input: [Message] 93. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 14:54 BST is there a place to buy antenna power [Author]

Output: slidecage

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Input: [Message] 94. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 22:43 BST Digitally Downloaded: 4/5 They enjoyed the classic JRPG action, light story, and world, which invokes nostalgia playing an old Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest. The Denpa Men collecting adds a unique slant to strategizing, and while they're par for the course, the fishing, farming, & online minigames help to keep the main game from becoming a repetitive grind. They said the game's aesthetic is almost too much though, and they had to eventually turn the sound off, due to the irritating soundtrack & chipmunk voices. Overall, they felt it was an enormous improvement over the first, which they felt was more of an experiment than a fully fledged game, and with the improvements found here, hopefully the series grows beyond the 3DS, and would make a wonderful Wii U game. Edited on Thu 6th June, 2013 @ 04:05 by RR529 [Author]

Output: RR529

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Input: [Message] 95. Posted: Wed 5th Jun 2013 23:23 BST Magikarp wrote: The colosseum (it's spelt coliseum in the EU version, and that really irks me) is certainly quite addicting. There's something about the added strategy which makes the combat system a lot more fun. All the other teams are way higher leveled than mine though, so my only advantage is 2 revivers and 2 healers. I still have a pretty big losing streak. You need to have a FAST person who can hit everyone. Never use powers that hit only one. [Author]

Output: iwanttodie

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Input: [Message] 96. Posted: Thu 6th Jun 2013 01:42 BST SPOILERS . . . . . Where do I go after defeating Pawn? [Author]

Output: iwanttodie

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Input: [Message] 97. Posted: Thu 6th Jun 2013 08:29 BST Shadowing wrote: Magikarp wrote: The colosseum (it's spelt coliseum in the EU version, and that really irks me) is certainly quite addicting. There's something about the added strategy which makes the combat system a lot more fun. All the other teams are way higher leveled than mine though, so my only advantage is 2 revivers and 2 healers. I still have a pretty big losing streak. You need to have a FAST person who can hit everyone. Never use powers that hit only one. I just stuffed my team with 3-target casters. They tend to knock out three opponents at a time, if they're co-ordinated it's a shame that you can't select a person to battle though [Author]

Output: Magikarp3

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Input: [Message] 98. Posted: Thu 6th Jun 2013 23:18 BST I just found a PURPLE denpa man with Abyss. [Author]

Output: iwanttodie

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Input: [Message] 99. Posted: Fri 7th Jun 2013 04:04 BST Guys! You should start SHARING your QR codes on the QR Code sharing thread I made! Come on people, spread the love! <3 On that note: I just finished the tower of evil and got the boat, but I'm wondering where I get more room parts - I am in desperate need of more Denpa House space right now! [Author]

Output: iBazly

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Input: [Message] 100. Posted: Fri 7th Jun 2013 09:39 BST Bazly wrote: Guys! You should start SHARING your QR codes on the QR Code sharing thread I made! Come on people, spread the love! <3 On that note: I just finished the tower of evil and got the boat, but I'm wondering where I get more room parts - I am in desperate need of more Denpa House space right now! I think I remember finding room parts in the first Cave of Darkness. Even if you don't have enough time, keep trying because theres a treasure chats with lamp extensions which increases your maximum time. My max is 3:30 right now [Author]

Output: Fudgenuggets

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Input: [Right brain] Random [Left brain]

Output: Logical

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Input: [Right brain] Intuitive [Left brain]

Output: Sequential

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Input: [Right brain] Holistic [Left brain]

Output: Rational

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Input: [Right brain] Synthesizes [Left brain]

Output: Analyzes

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Input: [Right brain] Subjective [Left brain]

Output: Objective

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Input: [Right brain] Wholes [Left brain]

Output: Parts

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Input: [Idiom] carry out [Meaning] do, complete, execute [Example]

Output: Now that we have the loan we can carry out our plan.


Input: [Idiom] carry the can [Meaning] be responsible, see that the job gets done [Example]

Output: The manager gets a big salary, but Mario carries the can.


Input: [Idiom] carry the conversation [Meaning] continue the conversation, continue talking to you [Example]

Output: Visiting with Sally is easy. She carries the conversation!


Input: [Idiom] carry the day [Meaning] provide enough energy or support, fill the gap [Example]

Output: We need one more volunteer. If you can come it will carry the day.


Input: [Idiom] carry weight [Meaning] have influence, have power [Example]

Output: Nina is a good reference; her name carries a lot of weight.


Input: [Idiom] carry your weight [Meaning] do your share of the work, do enough work [Example]

Output: If you carry your weight, you can work here for the summer.


Input: [Idiom] cascade (business) [Meaning] allow information to flow down to the employees [Example]

Output: Archie thinks we should control this information, not cascade it.


Input: [Idiom] case in point [Meaning] an example to support my point or thesis [Example]

Output: Social democracy can succeed. Sweden is a case in point.


Input: [time] 21:10 she draw some arts and and wait for the result of my drawings. she had some nervous. After got result she felt very happy. she feel very merrily and discuss more about their arts. [rating] 3

Output: very intelligent and talent girl.

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Input: [time] 21:13 She seems to be happy. She is enjoying her conversation with the man. He appears to be enjoying her company. He seems to be truly interested in the conversation. [rating] 4

Output: howdy pardner

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Input: [time] 21:14 She has look at the cell phone in her hand the man very harmless [rating] 4

Output: O K

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Input: [time] 21:16 She interact with another person and feeling good. Man is very happy and chat with women. [rating] 3

Output: She speaks well

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Input: [time] 21:19 Woman is so happy while speaking to the guy. He speaks good english and interested to listen his voice again & again [rating] 3

Output: She looks beautiful

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Input: [time] 21:20 She appears to be feeling somewhat indifferent to her conversation with the guy at the restaurant. He seems to be very self assured and interested and attentive to his conversation with the woman. [rating] 3

Output: Mac or Android?

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Input: [time] 21:21 Feeling sad and searching for something. Looking more happy and enjoying life. [rating] 4

Output: Do or Die.

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Input: [time] 21:22 she looks very pretty and intellegent He is handsome and very interesting. [rating] 5

Output: Hi. You are awesome.

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Input: [time] 21:29 Technology,and experiments and social work project is very well and tell his experience tospeech [rating] 5

Output: any other plans she told

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Input: [time] 21:30 no idea thank you [rating] 1

Output: superb

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Input: [time] 21:31 She seems relaxed and conversational Also relaxed and conversational [rating] 3

Output: Once upon a time…..this amazing thing happened

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Input: [time] 21:32 I could barely make out their conversation. And I could not see the face of the woman. The man seems happy and smiling so I would suspect that the woman is not agitated. I think she is feeling a little moved. The man seems to be happy like hes getting what he wants. [rating] 1

Output: I could not make out really anything the woman said so I can’t say.

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Input: [time] 21:34 She appears to be talkative and describes herself as frustrated. He appears to be engaged and interested. [rating] 3

Output: How are you?

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Input: [time] 21:35 no idea thank you [rating] 2

Output: superb

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Input: [time] 21:36 The woman seems to be controlling the conversation. I can’t see her and there is lot of background chatter, but I believe she is leading the conversation about her mother. The man seems to be memorized by what she is saying. [rating] 3

Output: And well all just wait for the super karate monkey death car to pull into my spot.

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Input: [time] 21:38 she is really good in talking and she is much more open about the conversation in between them but she has to allow the other person to talk to her as in the same way. he is also looking happy to be with her he looks smiling all the time so i think he is good with the conversation but he talks very less when compared to the women i thinnk he is leass expressive. [rating] 2

Output: Speak slowly and give some time for other person to talk

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Input: [time] 21:38 The woman would be feeling nervous, scared and a little afraid. The man appears to be feeling quite energetic and confident. [rating] 2

Output: Be confident and do it..!!

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Input: [time] 21:45 WOMEN BECAME LITTLE HAPPY IN THE MOMENT MAN BECAME VERY HAPPY IN THE MOMENT [rating] 2

Output: BE HAPPY

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Input: [time] 21:53 As best as I can tell without being able to se her the woman appears to be enjoying herself at a party or social event. The man appears to be feeling he needs to prove himself somehow. [rating] 2

Output: Have you ever shared kittens?

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Input: [time] 21:55 this women in very confidential and happy. He is very interest full and strongest. [rating] 4

Output: Good thought good thing.

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Input: [time] 21:56 She was enjoyed the Man’s company. He was very confident and concentrating on lady only. [rating] 4

Output: It was nice and pleasant.

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Input: [time] 21:59 You can’t really ever see her and it is difficult to hear her because of the cross talk. She does seem to be having an ok time at least because she is carrying a conversation with him. I think the man is having a great time and is enjoying her company. He is having a content steady conversation with her. She also keeps good eye contact with her while he speaks which to me indicates that he likes her. [rating] 4

Output: My place or yours!

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Input: [time] 22:08 She is having a long conversation with the man, so I think she is feeling content. He is listening and talking, so he also seems content. [rating] 3

Output: Why do you think you know women so much?

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Input: [time] 22:09 It look like as love feeling. He just look like as love feeling and nice to see with woman. [rating] 4

Output: I will suggest for woman is you have show the feeling then your face little bit smiley.

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Input: [time] 22:10 She is felling happy. He is appearing demanding. [rating] 2

Output: Be calm.

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Input: [time] 22:15 I think the women in this video feels very confused. And has no idea how to respond. The man in this video seems to be feeling very confident and talkative. [rating] 2

Output: Hey,would you like another drink?

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Input: [time] 22:17 The woman in the video feels the world is something that is quite challenging. The man feels woman are the creatures rare to understand [rating] 2

Output: You are quite funny

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Input: [time] 22:18 It seems like public club or party. There are no appearances of women in the video but I could hear woman’s voice who interacted with this person. He is interactive with one woman in a public area. [rating] 4

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Input: [time] 22:18 woman feels happy man feels surprising [rating] 4

Output: love you

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Input: [time] 22:18 she is so happy and doing some thing in the mobile phone. The person who is on the video, he is drinking some thing. [rating] 4

Output: she is so happy by using his mobile.

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Input: [time] 22:19 she must appear well dressed polite mannar HE should respect yhe girl and impress the girl [rating] 3

Output: not clear

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Input: [time] 22:19 I do not feel good in her appearance. He was enjoying food. [rating] 5

Output: nice

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