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He shouldn’t be tied up.  \nThe shoes are too big; they’re too loose.  \nWin or lose ,this is the best game we ever played.  \nDad wears his tie quite loose.  \nDon’t leave anything loose on the car floor, or you might lose it.  \nFind some loose quarters and we’ll take them to the arcade.  \nSam has a loose tooth.  \nBen prefers to wear loose shirts.  \nSophia will lose her tooth soon.","cbCaibu4H4OTd4GA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibu4H4OTd4GA","pdf",100378,"English","# Vocabulary Definitions\n## Practice Sentences\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between lose and loose?\",\"answer\":\"Lose means to misplace something, while loose means not tight.\"},{\"question\":\"How can I use 'lose' in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"An example is 'The soccer team does not want to lose the match.'\"},{\"question\":\"How can I use 'loose' in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"An example is 'Ben prefers to wear loose shirts.'\"}]","Lose or Loose - 4th Grade Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF",1791792412]