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? Question Which statement best reflects the meaning of each word? Not all tiles will be used.
Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
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I have not played the violin in a few years, but I've been
trying to practice more lately.
I tried yoga for the first time today, but I'm not sure that
I enjoyed it very much.
I started recycling my cans and bottles to help the
environment.
I told my father several times how much I enjoyed the dinner
he cooked.

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