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ongoing If something is ongoing, it’s continuing. It’s happening now or it’s happening at the same time that something else is happening. When Charles went to the doctor, he complained about an ongoing cough. U.S. involvement in the war in Afghanistan has been ongoing for over 15 years. No one knows, but Rachel and Jim have […]

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tickle To tickle someone is to touch a person on the part of the body that causes laughter or some kind of tingly physical stimulation. These sentences incude some form of the word “tickle.” That tickles. That’s tickling me. The children are tickling each other. They’re tickling each other’s feet. Some people like to be tickled; others

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tattle To tattle is to reveal a secret about another person. When someone tattles, it often results in problems for the person whose secret was revealed. Tattling generally occurs among children, but adults do it as well. Cindy tattled on her brother, Bobby, who broke a lamp in the living room. She told their mother about it.

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tax A tax is a percentage of money paid to the government by businesses, consumers, and individuals. The money that is collected pays for services that we all need: police protection, emergency services, road construction, schools, public heath, etcetera. Many people don’t like to pay taxes. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) collects taxes for the federal government.

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scrape When removing the top layer of something or when cleaning the surface of something, you can use the verb “scrape.” Scrape your plate before you put it in the dishwasher. (This sentence is in the imperative form. The subject is “you.) You have to scrape ice off of your windshield in the winter if you

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