600–790 – Finalizing 3
Total: 20 cards
fair
adjective
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reasonable or impartial
point out
phrasal verb
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to direct a person's attention to someone or something by pointing
point out
phrasal verb
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to indicate or specify a fact or mistake to make someone aware of it
major
adjective
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great in number, degree, extent, seriousness, etc.
tiny
adjective
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very small
correct
adjective
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true or accurate; having no errors or mistakes
total
adjective
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the number or amount of everything counted
regular
adjective
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following a pattern, especially with the same time or space in between each thing and the next
get over something
phrasal verb
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to deal with something (an illness, problem, etc.) and returning to one's usual state
particular
adjective
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relating to a single or specific person, thing, place, idea, point, etc.
go on
phrasal verb
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to happen, to continue happening, or to continue doing something as before
extra
adjective
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more than is necessary or usual
find out
phrasal verb
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to learn or discover information about someone or something
mild
adjective
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not extreme, strong, or harsh; gentle
quite
adverb
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to the utmost extent or degree, meaning absolutely or completely
used to
phrase
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refers to something, such as an action or state, from the past that is no longer true
keep up
phrasal verb
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to continue something in the same manner
give in
phrasal verb
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to admit defeat or agree to do something you do not want
adjective
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will probably happen or is probably true
might
auxiliary verb
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used to express possibility
