Give me some WATER, please.
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WATER the flowers, please.
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It is necessary to AIR the classroom after every lesson.
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The AIR in the mountains is so fresh!
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If you want to drink fresh milk, go and MILK our cow.
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You’d better LIGHT the fire with those matches, than sit and do nothing.
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Such a small salary like this is an INSULT to me.
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You INSULT me by saying such things.
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I prefer to FACE difficulties, not to hide.
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Her FACE seems familiar to me.
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The LIGHT from the lamp is too bright.
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This BOOK didn’t interest me at all.
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Could you BOOK the hotel, please?
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I hope you’ll have a good REST.
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Those seaside houses REST on special tall piles.
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That was our last STOP on the way home.
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We’d better STOP here to refuel before we run out of petrol.
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This WISH of his has really surprised me.
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I WISH my children could get the best education possible.
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As Jack was very hungry, he ate three substantial dishes at a GO.
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Give me some WATER, please. Subject

WATER the flowers, please. Predicate

It is necessary to AIR the classroom after every lesson. Predicate

The AIR in the mountains is so fresh! Subject

If you want to drink fresh milk, go and MILK our cow. Predicate

You’d better LIGHT the fire with those matches, than sit and do nothing.

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Such a small salary like this is an INSULT to me. Subject

You INSULT me by saying such things. Predicate

I prefer to FACE difficulties, not to hide. Predicate

Her FACE seems familiar to me. Subject

The LIGHT from the lamp is too bright. Subject

This BOOK didn’t interest me at all. Subject

Could you BOOK the hotel, please? Predicate

I hope you’ll have a good REST. Subject

Those seaside houses REST on special tall piles. Predicate

That was our last STOP on the way home. Subject

We’d better STOP here to refuel before we run out of petrol. Predicate

This WISH of his has really surprised me. Subject

I WISH my children could get the best education possible. Predicate

As Jack was very hungry, he ate three substantial dishes at a GO. Subject