wait for | Should we wait for the others? |
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walk | If you let me out here, I can walk the rest of the way. |
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wall | A big clock was on the wall. |
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wallet | I have lost my wallet with all my Travelers Checks. |
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watch (noun) |
Your watch is slow. |
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watch (verb) |
I like to watch "Agujetas de color de rosa." |
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water | Up in the mountains, we get our water from streams. |
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way | Take the shortest way, please. |
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we | We also eat too late. |
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weather | The weather here is often windy but warm. |
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well (adverb) |
Young man, you will do very well. |
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well (interjection) |
Well, I have a good friend that lives in San Juan. |
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what | What did he say? |
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when | I remember when you were this tall. |
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where | Where have you been? |
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while (conjunction) |
Usually, Spanish students don't work while they go to school. |
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while (noun) |
I walked a while in the Parque del Retiro. |
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whiskey | We don't have whiskey in our house. |
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white | I would like a half-bottle of white wine. |
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why | Dad, why do you say "surprise"? You know very well what she wants to do. |
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wife (in Europe) |
He doesn't have a wife. |
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wife (in America) |
He and his wife live right next door. |
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window | I'm going to close the window. |
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wine | Can you please bring us some ice and a bottle of wine? |
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with | Why don't you make steak with potatoes and green beans? |
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without | I can't see anything without my glasses. |
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woman | I know this woman. |
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word | The word "skyscraper" first referred to the little triangular sail on top of the rigging on 18th century schooners. |
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work (noun) |
I have more work than you do. |
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work (verb) |
I'm going to work until it's time for dinner. |
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worried | Are you worried? |
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writer | Carmen is a writer. |
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