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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
acquainted
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
afternoonnounUS /ˈafternoon/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
approach
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
approximately
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
became
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
Billies
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
Casey
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
Club
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
cover
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
day
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
determinedadjectiveUS /dɪˈtɜrmɪnd/
having firmly decided to do something
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
didn't
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
dinners
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
disappointed
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
Doncaster
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
driven
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
edition
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
eighth
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
evennounUS /even/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
evening
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
failed
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
fallen
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
final
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
four
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
game
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
go
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
GOES
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
Harrisville
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
hits
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
home
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
itselfpronounUS /ˌɪtˈself/
used when the thing doing the action is also its object
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
Joe
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
JUNE
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
late
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
lead
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
learned
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
made
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
making
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
Manager
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
meant
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
members
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
Milburn
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
morningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
much
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
nuisance
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
occasion
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
occur
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
other
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
other's
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
out
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
overcome
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
paper
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
perseverancenounUS /ˌpɝː.səˈvɪr.əns/
Persistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay in success. (Sự kiên trì, bền bỉ không bỏ cuộc.)
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
present
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
price
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
progress
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
reading
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
resistance
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
runs
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
said
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
satisfied
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
SaveprepositionUS /seɪv/
except for; apart from
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
scoring
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
securing
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
see
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
several
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
slightly
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From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
Somehow
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
startnounUS /start/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
team
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
TOparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
two
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
unable
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
vastly
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From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
very
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
want
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From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
wanted
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From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
Wayne
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading He had to be satisfied with reading about it in the late edition of the evening paper and was vastly disappointed when he learned that the Billies had fallen on Joe Casey in the eighth and driven him to cover, scoring four hits and two runs and securing a lead that the home team had been unable to overcome.
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading Somehow the occasion failed to present itself, and, while determined to overcome the other’s resistance by perseverance, he did not want to start out by making a nuisance of himself.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Save that he became slightly acquainted with several other members of the Harrisville Club that morning, he could not be said to have made much progress.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading He wanted very much to see that final game with Doncaster in the afternoon, but it meant the price of two dinners approximately, since it didn’t even occur to him to go without June.
WORK
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From this reading JUNE GOES TO WORK But Wayne did not approach Manager Milburn that day.
