Spelling
Contractions
Punctuation
Definitions
Antonyms (opposites)
100
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DOOR
100
The long form of I'm.
I am.
100
I indicate the end of a sentence, abbreviation, or statement. I am also known as a period.
Full stop.
100
a separate seat for one person, generally with a back and four legs.
Chair.
100
Up.
Down.
200
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BASKET
200
The long form of haven't.
Have not.
200
I am used to indicate a question.
Question mark.
200
An institution for educating children.
School.
200
Left.
Right.
300
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ELEPHANT
300
The long form of couldn't.
Could not.
300
I indicate a pause between parts of a sentence or items in a list.
Comma.
300
The head of an elected government. The head of the Australian government is known by this term.
Prime minister.
300
In front.
Behind.
400
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CATERPILLAR
400
The long form of could've.
Could have.
400
This sign combines words to show they have a joint meaning. It looks a lot like the subtraction sign in mathematics.
Hyphon.
400
A magazine that presents a serialized story using framed pictures, typically featuring the adventures of a superhero.
Comic book.
400
Alive.
Dead.
500
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AEROPLANE
500
The long form of aren't.
Are not.
500
The punctuation mark that is used before the start of a list. It looks like two full stops, one above the other.
Colon.
500
A violent shattering or blowing apart of something, as is caused by a bomb.
Explosion.
500
Innocent.
Guilty.