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construct. verb. Egyptians constructed pyramids thousands of years ago. I will construct a persuasive essay. He constructed a fort made out of blankets. to build. examine. verb. To solve a crime, detectives might examine footprints. A teacher will examine my test for errors.

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  1. construct verb Egyptians constructed pyramids thousands of years ago. I will construct a persuasive essay. He constructed a fort made out of blankets. • to build

  2. examine verb To solve a crime, detectives might examine footprints. A teacher will examine my test for errors. I will examine the paper for errors. • To investigate or look into something

  3. material noun Materials used to build a house include wood and bricks. The materialsneeded for this class are a pencil, your notebook, and your Rbook. My Ipod is made up of a metallic like material. • things such as wood, plastic or cloth used to make other things

  4. preserve verb I want to preserve my baseball cards. I want to preserve my milk. I will preserve my brain by playing Brain Surge • to keep something from being destroyed

  5. symbol noun Some symbols of America are the flag and the bald eagle. The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of freedom. MTV used to be the symbol of music television. • A sign or object that represents something else

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