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 \n■ I called the station to enquire about train times.  \n## Assist—Help\n\n\"Anyone willing to assist can contact this number.  \nThis charity aims to help people to help themselves.  \n## Assure—Guarantee\n\n■ We were assured that everything possible was being done.  \nWe cannot guarantee our flights will never be delayed.  \n## Attire—Dress\n\n■ Their attire was a mixture of the sombre and seaside wear.  \nlam wearing the long white dress.  \n## Away一Absent\n\nThere were ten children away yesterday.  \n■Today,he is absent from work.  \n## Awful—Terrible/Bad\n\nThe weather last summer was awful.  \n\"  That's a terrible thing to say!  \n■ I'm having a really bad day.  \n# Vocabulary(B)\n\n## Bargain—Deal\n\n■ The car was a bargain at that price.  \n■ We did a deal with the management on overtime.  \n## Begin一Start\n\nHe always begins his lessons with a warmup exercise.  \n■ /only started this book yesterday.  \n## Beginner—Novice/Amateur\n\n■ She's in the beginners'class.  \nI'm a 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