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    The document provides three sets of sentences where the reader must identify a single word to complete each sentence. The first set can be completed with the word "meet" as it describes proposals meeting opposition, factories meeting demand, and a family struggling to meet ends. The second set can be completed with the word "owe" as it describes owing an apology, still owing money, and feeling they owe everything. The third set can be completed with the word "weak" as it describes a weak excuse, a structure being too weak, and an economy being weak.

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    The document provides three sets of sentences where the reader must identify a single word to complete each sentence. The first set can be completed with the word "meet" as it describes proposals meeting opposition, factories meeting demand, and a family struggling to meet ends. The second set can be completed with the word "owe" as it describes owing an apology, still owing money, and feeling they owe everything. The third set can be completed with the word "weak" as it describes a weak excuse, a structure being too weak, and an economy being weak.

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    One Word #4: For Each Set, Think of Only One Word That Can Be Used To Complete The Sentences

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    The document provides three sets of sentences where the reader must identify a single word to complete each sentence. The first set can be completed with the word "meet" as it describes proposals meeting opposition, factories meeting demand, and a family struggling to meet ends. The second set can be completed with the word "owe" as it describes owing an apology, still owing money, and feeling they owe everything. The third set can be completed with the word "weak" as it describes a weak excuse, a structure being too weak, and an economy being weak.

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    One Word #4

    For each set, think of only one word that


    can be used to complete the sentences.
    Use one word to complete the sentences.
    meet
    1. He was afraid that his revolutionary proposals would ______________ with strong
    opposition from hardliners.
    meet the
    2. The Chinese factories were operating non stop churning out shoes to __________
    demand in Europe and the US.
    meet
    3. With only 200 dollars a month, the family struggled to make ends ____________. 1

    owe
    1. Yes, you're right. I shouldn't have reacted the way I did. I __________ you a sincere
    apology.
    owe
    2. Don't forget you still __________ me 5 pounds. You won't get away with this.
    3. They always feel extremely grateful for his kind help and support. In fact, they
    think
    owe
    they __________ everything to him. 40

    1. The death of your rabbit is a __________


    weak excuse for not turning up at the ceremony.
    Tell me another.
    weak
    2. Don't put anything heavy on top. The structure is too ___________ to support it.
    weak
    3. World leaders are worrying that the ___________ economy may further destabilize
    the volatile situation in the country. 198

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