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The bindings on the books came (lose, loose) and caused the books to fall apart. |
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Native American babies were given a special (pair, pairs) of moccasins. |
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His tool kit was full of (lose, loose) nuts. |
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He felt three thousand (pair, pairs) of eyes staring at him. |
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Shawn's negligence in making payments caused the family to (lose, loose) their home. |
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Chromosomes must divide into (pair, pairs) to create a healthy baby. |
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Some people (lose, loose) their mobility when they get older. |
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"Don't (lose, loose) my football," Jim ordered. |
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| 9. |
The newlyweds are a very happy (pair, pairs). |
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The King abdicated when he saw that he would (lose, loose) the war. |
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Corresponding angles must come in (pair, pairs). |
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My hat was (lose, loose) so it blew off my head. |
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The handle on the door was rattling because it was (lose, loose). |
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| 14. |
Most father penguins (lose, loose) about 25 pounds while they wait for their babies to hatch. |
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The (pair, pairs) of bald eagles built their nest on a high precipice of the cliff. |
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| 16. |
There is a wire (lose, loose) in the T.V. |
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The dentist used a (pair, pairs) of pliers to facilitate the removal of Bill's gold tooth. |
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| 18. |
Plotting the ordered (pair, pairs) on the grid was fun! |
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I have a brand-new (pair, pairs) of roller skates. |
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| 20. |
Use the binary classification system to separate (pair, pairs) of shoes. |
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