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The L sound

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Pronunciation, the L sound. Minimal
pairs. Lay, ray, nay. Blue, brew

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Peel, peer. Low, row, no. Fly fry

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Fall, far Lice, rice Nice

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Flight, fright File, fire Lake, rake

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Play, pray. Trial, trier. Link, rink

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Clock, crock. Little, litter. Left, rink

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Grew, Grew Pattle, patter Liver
River Glaze Graze Isle Iyer

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Lift bottle frugal Lazarus Left Ladle Worldly

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Nevertheless. Lily. Cradle. Walrus. Algorithm

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Flu. Legal. Flailing. Illegal. Blitz

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Leather. Lavender. Illustrious. Plight. Leaflet

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Alignment. Removable. Grail. Luther

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Terminal. Religion. Mellow. Listless

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Reasonable. Aluminum. Rally. Restless. Salamander

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Flawlessly. In phrases. Leave
it alone. Lay it on the line

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All's fair in love and war. Live
and let live. A calendar girl

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All's well that ends well. Little
by little. Left in the lurch

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He who laughs, lasts. Last but not least
A naval blockade All the world a stage

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Location, location, location. A little
later. Arsenic and old lace. Dialogue

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Did you leave the lights on last
night? No, don't look at me like that

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But you're always leaving them on.
Believe me, I'm not the guilty one

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Well, when did you close the blinds?
About 11 or 12. Were they still on then

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Let's talk about something else. Did
you leave the lights on last night

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No, don't look at me like that.
But you're always leaving them on

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Believe me, I'm not the guilty one.
Well, when did you close the blinds

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About 11 or 12. Were they still on then

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Let's talk about something else. Oral reading. Right
after I left the library last night, it started raining

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I tried to hail a taxi, but it was useless. They were all filled with
last-minute shoppers laden with Valentine's Day gifts for their loved ones

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It was really a hassle holding an umbrella in one hand and an armload of books in the
other After a while a nice little old lady rolled down her car window and offered me a ride

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Getting in the vehicle, I slipped and fell into
a mud puddle, spilling my books all over the road

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What a relief it was to finally get
home, plop down on the sofa and relax

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Right after I left the library last night, it started
raining. I tried to hail a taxi, but it was useless

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They were all filled with last-minute shoppers laden
with Valentine's Day gifts for their loved ones

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It was really a hassle, holding an umbrella in
one hand and an armload of books in the other

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After a while, a nice little old lady rolled
down her car window and offered me a ride

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Getting in the vehicle, I slipped
and fell into a mud puddle

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spilling my books all over the road. What
a relief it was to finally get home, plop

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down on the sofa and relax