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1. Every relationship has a few awkward, embarrassing, or __________ moments.
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2. Sometimes these moments make __________ bonds stronger with the ones you love.
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3. However, some occurrences make you want to pack your bags and __________.
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4. One of my __________ embarrassing moments happened when I met my in-laws for the first time.
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5. My father-in-law was an instructor at the local __________ academy.
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6. The man is loud, tall, and made entirely of __________.
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7. He keeps his __________ head waxed, so it gleems in the sun like a new penny.
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8. My mother-in-law is quiet, short, and has thick, auburn __________.
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9. She is kind, and never fails to give a __________ when meeting people.
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10. They had invited us to breakfast on a lovely spring __________.
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11. I had been dreading it for __________.
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12. The last thing I wanted to do was appear __________.
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13. By the __________ the day arrived, I was a nervous wreck.
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14. We met them at a cafe on a white, sandy __________.
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15. I usually drink __________, but his mother ordered coffee for everyone.
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16. I wanted to be polite, so I wasn't going to __________ about it.
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17. Of __________, being a tea drinker, the coffee was a bit strong for me.
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18. I thought some sugar would make it __________ enough to drink.
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19. There were several __________ packets on the table, so I added three to my cup.
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20. What I thought was sugar would later __________ out to be salt.
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21. I stirred it in while listening to his parents discuss the __________.
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22. They were arguing about the possibility of __________ later in the afternoon.
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23. I was beginning to feel a little less nervous, and a lot more __________.
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24. My eyes drifted toward the ships docked by the __________, as I picked up my cup to take a sip.
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25. As soon as the liquid was in my mouth, I __________ I was in trouble.
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26. I tried in __________ to force myself to swallow.
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27. Instead, I spit __________ into my mother-in-law's face.
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28. Time seemed to __________.
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29. A fine __________ of coffee, salt, and saliva hung in the still morning air.
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30. My fiancé turned as __________ as a sheet.
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31. My father-in-law's face was a __________ of shock.
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32. All conversation stopped as people at nearby tables turned to __________.
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33. A feeling of __________ washed over me.
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34. I was so mortified, I thought I was going to __________.
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35. To my __________ surprise, my mother-in-law started laughing.
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36. Suddenly, the __________ cafe was in an uproar of laughter.
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37. When I tried to apologize, she proceeded to __________ her hand dismissively, and tell me, "Think nothing of it."
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38. Her __________ of humor rescued the situation, and what could have been a disaster became a funny memory.
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39. The calm and poise she had in that moment made her a true __________ in my eyes.
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40. I also learned a valuable __________ about paying attention to which white powder I'm putting in my cup.
English is tricky. There are words that sound the same but are spelled differently and used in different circumstances. Words that sounds the same, but have different meanings or spellings are called "homophones". Read more