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Contents
lntroduction Puzzles pens 1 Coloured 2 Film titles accident 3 Shopping football 4 American 5 Find words the 6 Winddamage pieces 7 Crossword 8 Male female and 9 Adda letter 1 0 Names posters 1',l Theatre 1 2 Do-it-yourself 't3 At thecinema alphabet 1 4 A different ntries code in 1 5 Cou 1 6 At home 1 7 Book titles 1 8 Verbcrossword 1 9 Addtwo letters 20 W programmes 21 Jobs titles 22 Song 23 Badges 24 Verbbackgammon 2 5 Fruit
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pages1-50 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Mistakes thesignpost on and Pounds pence instruments Musical the Write clues programmes Radio records Fifteen Round round and Letters words? or Daily newspapers letters Addthree pairs Rhyming rings Olymplc keyboard Computer Animals Shapes letters and Morenewspapers Radio stations Past present and Books, books, books Telegrams vegetables Mixed Verb dice Record store prepositions Hidden word Thelast pages51-57 page 58

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