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English 8th Rosco Final

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Letter-by-letter vocabulary challenge

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English 8th Rosco FinalOnline version

Letter-by-letter vocabulary challenge

by Priscila Vargas
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
Y
X
Z

Starts with A

the way that someone or something looks

Starts with B

Past form of buy.

Starts with C

Hair that forms waves or loops rather than straight.

Starts with D

Past form of drink

Starts with E

The verb used in the past continuous form to describe consuming food.

Starts with F

The final adverb signaling the end of a sequence.

Starts with G

Base form of the verb that has the past tense 'went'.

Starts with H

Past form of has.

Starts with I

Verbs with past forms not ending in -ed.

Starts with J

A descriptor for someone who feels or seems very happy.

Starts with L

The opposite of 'short' when describing hair or legs.

Starts with M

Past form of make.

Starts with N

An adverb of sequence used after First to continue a story.

Starts with O

The opposite of young when describing a person's age.

Starts with P

The tense used for something that happened before and after another action.

Starts with Q

A person who doesn't talk very much; the opposite of talkative.

Starts with R

A verb meaning to interpret written text; its present and past forms are the same.

Starts with S

A person who is nervous or embarrassed when meeting new people.

Starts with T

A common adverb of sequence used to connect two events.

Starts with U

Past tense of comprehend.

Starts with V

Words like run, smile, or teach that change when expressed in the past.

Starts with Y

A time expression used to talk about the day before today.

Contains X

A person who is very outgoing, social, and energetic.

Contains Z

A person who doesn't want to work or be active; the opposite of hard-working.

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