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Inventories
sort If you don’t like this sort of film, you
don’t have to watch it.
Aubrey was the sort of person who
would help anybody in trouble.
It was sort of boring, actually.
Please sort these letters into private
and official.
soul He put his entire soul into this
project.
sound That sounds like a good idea.
We heard a strange sound.
soup Chicken soup is good for your health.
sour I’ll have sweet and sour pork.
source The source of the river is further
north.
south Our village is just south of
Nottingham.
We always spend our holidays in the
south of France.
southern My cousin lives in southern England.
space It’s difficult to find a parking space in
town.
There’s not enough space for
35 people.
Have you been to the Air and Space
Museum?
spare I wish I had more spare time for my
hobbies.
I always have a spare pair of glasses
in the car.
speak How many languages do you speak?
spoke, spoken Have you spoken to the manager
about it?
special It was a special offer.
There was no special reason for
going there.
specialist My doctor sent me to see a
specialist.
speciality Grilled salmon is a speciality of the
restaurant.
specific Can you give me specific examples?
spectacular That was a spectacular show.
I really enjoyed it.
speculate Let’s not speculate about the
decision. We’ll just have to wait and
see.
speech The Prime Minister made an
important speech last night.
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speed There’s a speed limit of 50 mph on
this part of the road.
spell How do you spell your surname?
spelt, spelt
(or spelled)
How is this word spelt again?
spend I would like to spend more time with
my children.
spent He has spent all his money.
spider You are not afraid of spiders, are
you?
spill You’ll spill the milk if you’re not
careful.
spilt, spilt
(or spilled)
I spilled water on my laptop.
splash Stop splashing the water around!
splendid This is just splendid news. I can’t wait
to tell the others.
split First, split the muffins in half.
split, split They split up after only three months.
spoil Grandparents often spoil children.
spoilt, spoilt The weather spoilt our day.
sponsor The sports team has a new sponsor.
spontaneous Well, you know Brian is a very
spontaneous person.
spoon Do you need a spoon for your ice
cream?
sport Do you do much sport?
spray Don’t forget to take some insect
spray when you go camping.
spread I spread a towel on the grass and sat
down.
spring We planted these flowers last spring.
square I met him by chance in the middle of
Trafalgar Square.
A square has four equal sides and
four right angles.
squeeze Squeeze the lemon juice into a bowl.
squeezed I love freshly-squeezed orange juice.
stable He comes from a very stable family.
She led the horse into the stable.
stack I think you will find the note under
that stack of books.
staff The staff are very friendly. I am sure
they will help you.
stage From our seats we had a good view
of the stage.
stairs He’s just gone up the stairs.
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