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TPT SAT Words

Terms in this set (119)

out of place/ time

related to trees

understood by few

die and fall off

loud/ obnoxious

too complicated

bad sounds in unison

coax into doing something

old grumpy and loud

draw figure around

find a way around

peace/ agreement

without interruption

deserving blame

harmful, crazily exited

irrational politician

teaching by book

habitually late

cannot be false

take away energy

perfect example

gradually disappear

rearing of livestock, farming or aggriculture

ill fame, dishonor

done without care

a force to move

he who travels a lot

sad/ lazy/ mournful

doctrine of beliefs

he who hates people

not displaying anxiety

longing for the past

stubborn, very opinionated

having ready insight

he who has power

unusually mature or developed child

a feeling of pity

idealistic, or chivalrous

good use of language

sleeping inducing

serious/ formual

stealthy/ secret

quickly passing

morally upright

thru another person, taking the place of another

free from blame

holding a grudge

bitter and abusive

harsh words, loud crying out

suddenly changing

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literature

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vocabulary

Underline the verbal phrases in the following sentences, and identify the phrase by writing *PP (participial phrase)*, *GP (gerund phrase)*, or *IP (infinitive phrase)* above the underlined words. **Example 1**. $\overset{\textit{\color{#c34632}{PP}}}{{\underline{\text{Consumed hot or cold}}}}$ by a third of the world’s population, coffee is a drink with an interesting history. Europe had to wait for coffee until the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

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