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A
1. The banana is acrid.
2. He is the adherent of the other group.
3. Miley was admonished by her mother.
4. Haley was agaped into happiness.
5. Their credits were aggregated up to P50, 000.00
6. Don’t allude her.
7. He likes to run amuck.
8. Do you live in an alley?
9. Their enmity is getting worse.
10. What happened in Australia is appalling.
11. Don’t you know what apropos to him?
12. You shouldn’t give arbitrary laws.
13. What is the cause of your aridity?
14. You’re like asinine in your doings.
15. He always assert that he is right.
B
1. He is known for his diligence.
2. The wood is athwart to the road.
3. I don’t believe that he is august.
4. She was austere when dancing.
5. He was an austere chief.
6. His austerity to money is hard.
7. His aversion to you is obvious.
8. Did you wash the bagasse?
9. Did you hear the banns?
10. The fans of Ginebra is good in bantering
11. Maria is so bashful.
12. Do not bawl.
13. She is beau in dressing.
14. I waved but she didn’t beckoned me.
15. He is bereft.
C
1. Did you know that you besmirched my reputation?
2. Are you going to bethrothed?
3. You bevel that wood!
4. Your blotch is very big
5. Did you see a blowfly?
6. You’re so good in bluffing.
7. That is a blunder.
8. You did nothing but to bluster.
9. The ball is bobbing on the water.
10. He threw the money into the bog.
11. Did you know that his a boor man.
12. I don’t want a botch.
13. Did you arrange your brand?
14. Andrew Wolf is brawny.
15. Do not buffet your sibling.
D
1. He is a bum.
2. He is a professional loafer.
3. Even a tramp also have rights.
4. Do not bungle in moving.
5. Do you have a bunion on your foot?
6. Careful and you might bunt by the carabao.
7. You’re so a busybody!
8. You’re so buxom!
9. Do not bustle and you might fall.
10. Did you hear that cackle?
11. Calumny is bad.
12. What you have known is a canard.
13. It is soon to canonize Pope Benedict II.
14. You’re so

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