The Great Ball Game Vocabulary and HFW
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This document provides vocabulary words and high frequency words related to the topic of "The Great Ball Game" including definitions for terms like accept, advantage, argument, guarded, and goal posts. It also lists related words like field, half, across, behind, during, before, great, more, most, once, soon, horizon, pity, jeered, quarrel, and keep that are likely to appear in a story about a ball game. The vocabulary and high frequency words are intended to help readers understand and engage with a text about the great ball game.
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