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fault A misunderstanding between friends is often no one’s fault, or responsibility.

fault – a mistake

If you borrow an item from someone, make sure to return it soon.

borrow – use for a short time

reference A reference book is a good source of information. It can explain things clearly.

reference – used for information

This person has not fainted. He is just taking a short nap.

fainted – passed out

genuine If you say something that is not genuine, or sincere, someone’s feelings could get hurt.

genuine – honest, real

local Visitors from another region may not understand local practices and customs.

local – in a small area

apologize If you do something wrong, it’s best to apologize by saying you’re sorry.

apologize – say “I am sorry.”

Your parents might want proof that you really have done your homework.

proof – showing truth

slimy These players didn’t mind that the football field had patches of slimy mud .

slimy – thick and slippery

The boy’s parents demanded, or insisted, that he clean his room.

insisted – said firmly