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4. | Do you know ___ I'm thinking? This is ___ you should do. | 6. | You're ___ good. What are you ___ for? Are you ___ for trouble? | 7. | People buy their ___ at the supermarket. | 9. | If you are ___-minded, you are ___ to new ideas and new adventures. | 12. | Mechanics and handymen store their tools in ___es. | 14. | The two most common types of screwdrivers are ___s and Phillips heads. | 15. | It's ___ for a change. ___ flies. What ___ is it? | 17. | George W. Bush said, 'I'm the ___r.' He makes all the decisions. | 20. | 'I'd rather die on my feet than live on my ___.' | 21. | Where did Ed ___ the groceries? | 22. | ___s (with fresh batteries) are very important in emergencies. | 23. | A handyman uses a hammer on nails and a ___ on screws. |
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1. | A ___ of shoes. In poker, three of a kind always beats two ___ or a ___. | 2. | This popular tool 'pinches' things. It's like your thumb and forefinger, but stronger. | 3. | Don't scrape coffee grinds and peach pits into your ___. It will stop working. | 5. | Ed ___ed on the light. | 8. | Store your canned and packaged food in the kitchen ___s. The perishable food goes into the refrigerator. | 10. | ___ say '___.' ___ say 'always.' You ___ know what tomorrow will bring. | 11. | Your stove, oven, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher are in this room. | 13. | Eight fingers and two thumbs. | 14. | Neil Armstrong was the ___ man to step onto the moon (July 20, 1969). | 16. | Soft-boiled eggs take about 3 ___. Hard-boiled eggs take about 10 ___. | 18. | After I do some chores, I have to run some ___s. | 19. | I hope I get to the post office ___ it closes. |
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